Sentence examples for protection considerations from inspiring English sources

The Joint Committee's and the State Legislature's decision in balancing these opposing considerations in the way that they did cannot be described as lacking in rationality to the point where equal protection considerations require that they be struck down.

The optimum shield thickness was determined by comparing the calculated dose profiles with dose limit proposals in the IAEA standard (NS-G-1.13) on radiation protection considerations during nuclear power plant design.

This should also include data protection considerations.

The ICO says: "A number of entries on the register relate to individuals, such as sole traders, and there are therefore data protection considerations".

The answer is affected by tax and asset protection considerations, as well as whether you live in a "community property" state.

Rethinking the imaging strategies in patients with suspected renal colic taking into account radiation protection considerations is possible and it has started both within the radiological community [15, 30] and among emergency physicians [10, 13].

"In any domestic abuse case I want my officers to be really consciously aware that children who are involved in that are always a child protection consideration".

The global potential of this option was initially estimated to be as much as 5 15 GtC/year [11] and later estimated to be around 1 3 GtC/year [12] when land use, protection consideration and other factors were taken into account.

Those who are processed for protection consideration are sent to immigration detention facilities, where some officers are intentionally exacerbating punitive detention conditions in order to pressure asylum seekers to drop their cases, and limiting due process protections.

Post's preferred timeline is: -- pre-notification: no earlier than 30 March -- request to UN 1267 Committee: no earlier than 15 April -- domestic action: no earlier than 15 April 2. (S) Post's reasoning for requesting this delay is based solely on force-protection considerations.

Yet in the same interview he emphasized the need to balance Constitutional protections with national security considerations, telling Breibart in October 2015 that "Congress should continue to be the arbiter of that balance".