Sentence examples for lockout policy from inspiring English sources

The reason, he says, is that anyone could use a lockout policy to try logging in to a victim's account, "knowing that you won't succeed, but also knowing that the victim won't be able to use the account, either".

Newcastle was the first Australian city to permanently introduce a lockout policy in March of 2008.

Queensland, like NSW before, is set on introducing a lockout policy for pubs and nightclubs.

After the lockout policy, this number dropped to 68 per quarter.

Would an earlier lockout policy make Auckland CBD a more genial place to be at night? "It wouldn't be better," she replies after some thought.

What have been the findings in NSW? Newcastle was the first Australian city to permanently introduce a lockout policy in March of 2008.

Of the two variables, setting disable_last_success will usually have the largest positive impact on performance, and will still allow account lockout policies to operate.

In 1909 another general strike was staged in Sweden, this time in response to the wage-freeze and lockout policies adopted by employers who faced falling profits.

In 2015 the Auckland Council rebuffed calls from medical professionals to tighten policy around lockouts, and kept closing hours to 4am in the central city.

The founder of Keep Sydney Open, Tyson Koh, said that the choice should be "between lockouts and a smart policy that will keep Sydney safe and also give us the late night culture a city like Sydney deserves," in an open letter to new Premier Gladys Berejiklian.

But if the player had already violated the personal conduct policy before the lockout began, and then had an offense during the lockout, he would be subject to discipline.