Sentence examples for persons legislation from inspiring English sources

Three of Britain's leading present-day homelessness campaign groups – Crisis, Shelter and Centrepoint – were formed within a year of Loach's film airing on the BBC, and Britain's earliest homeless persons legislation, the Housing (Homeless Persons) Act, came into force in 1977, giving some housing rights to certain categories of people for the first time.

The overall Scottish total is 1,737, according to the report Operation of the Homeless Persons legislation in Scotland.

However, in the small print of the Autumn Statement is the announcement that this "controlling persons" legislation has now been abandoned.

Project Jason offers resources to families of the missing and has successfully organized grassroots efforts to pass missing-persons legislation.

In addition to helping families better understand the search process, Project Jason also offers resources such as free online counseling, bimonthly poster campaigns and organization for grassroots efforts to pass missing-persons legislation.

Second, the network should continue to support first-person consent legislation under which people who have properly declared their willingness to donate their organs in case of an unexpected death cannot have their wishes overruled by their bereaved families.

When you ask a person what legislation she's supported and the answer is "prosperity," you can assume this is not going to be a day for meaningful dialogue.

Putting aside the deafening dog whistling about terrorists on boats, he did impose restrictions on the civil liberties of the average person introducing legislation which retains people's metadata for two years and laws which could make it offence for journalists to report on spying, so one assumes there are some restrictions to the civil liberties of any potential terrorist out there as well.

Depending on country legislation, persons who contract SARS while performing their work may be eligible for worker's compensation.

According to current legislation, persons without a NHS card (those without a residency or work visa) or who do not pay social security must pay the full fare for services.

In addition, in direct opposition to Human Rights legislation, persons are deemed ineligible for ODSP if they are found to be dependent upon or addicted to alcohol or any other psychoactive drug unless otherwise authorized [ 11].