Sentence examples for legislation policing from inspiring English sources

Like many queer rights advocates, I believe that the recent string of anti-LGBTQ legislation policing health services and facilities in states like Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi and North Carolina is not unconnected from Orlando's Pulse Nightclub massacre, and that outside a few pockets of safety and privilege in our country queer lives have always been, and continue to be, expendable.

RK: I think, too, it's important to be mindful of how these issues are directly related to legislation, policing and other state-controlled factors.

But under Schedule 7 of the same legislation, police officers have greater powers to stop and detain travellers leaving and entering Britain, including taking samples of their DNA.

'The issue rests entirely on the facts - that is, of whether the police were reasonable in thinking that they were acting on a threat to themselves or the public.' He noted that under existing legislation, police had always had the right to use force to confront such a threat.

For the purposes of this article, the Czech Republic was excluded because it was not possible to find the relevant documentation3, and because the existing legislation (Police Act – Zákona o Policii [Law on Police] č. 283/1991) does not distinguish the dimensions required for comparison with the other countries.

However, their task will grow increasingly urgent and difficult if they have to face political Islam, expressed in state legislation, police, prisons and paramilitary militias.

In April, Senator Joseph Lieberman proposed legislation to police the marketing of violent films to children.

Whether it's people doing work on the ground who are able to push for policing legislation, which we discussed in the first season.

But festivals don't have the media stigma or face the punitive legislation and policing that raves do.

In countries where the HIV/AIDS epidemic is fuelled by injecting drug use, legislation and policing practices have undermined the effectiveness of Global Fund HIV/AIDS programmes.

Commerce Secretary William M. Daley said today that if the industry could show that it was effectively policing itself, "legislation would not be necessary".