Sentence examples for protection obligation from inspiring English sources
Finally, as noted above, a small but important part of what humanitarian innovation will deliver to the sector at large is perhaps an enhanced risk and ethics consciousness about protectable digital bodies and how this new protection obligation should be carried out.
In 1923, he wrote in an article that the Louisiana Purchase dollars had always sold for $3 or more "for the particular reason that the one in charge of their sale felt a price protection obligation to every purchaser".
That obligation, however, is less clear, more controversial, and/or perhaps weaker than the 'child protection' obligation that is in play in the PNT case.
Thus DOMA prohibits the recognition of same-sex couples who are legally married, whether in the United States or in a foreign country, for any form of legal protection, responsibility, obligation or benefit.
In the UK, there is an exemption from most data protection obligations where the data is used for artistic, literary or journalistic purposes.
Instead, it has replaced them with a "self-contained statutory framework" setting out Australia's own interpretation of its protection obligations under the refugee convention.
"Establishing an asylum seeker's identity is a critical factor in determining whether a non-citizen engages Australia's protection obligations".
"Establishing an asylum seeker's identity is a critical factor in determining whether a non-citizen engages Australia's protection obligations". Morrison said.
This included the principle of non-refoulement (returning a refugee to a place where their life would be threatened) and the requirement that the minister should grant a protection visa to a non-citizen where protection obligations arise.
The amount the ICO can fine companies for serious breach of data protection obligations is capped at £500,000, leaving TalkTalk's fine almost as large as it could possibly receive.
The court handed down two decisions on Friday relating to different asylum seekers who were found to be owed protection obligations, but could not be granted visas because of the minister's cap.
