Sentence examples for protection responsibilities from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Ucas said the organisation took its data protection responsibilities "extremely seriously".

· Netherlands Marriage and adoption laws grant the full range of protection, responsibilities and benefits that come with civil marriage.

"We think it would be imprudent to give the Federal Reserve or any other existing agency primary consumer protection responsibilities," they wrote.

A presidential decree issued in August had required that private security companies cease operations by Dec. 17 and transfer protection responsibilities to the Afghan police.

The ICO's new guidelines are intended to help developers understand their data protection responsibilities, including making it clear what information they are getting from their users, and what it will be used for.

Finally, an argument has been made that no local council would want to contract out its children's services, and especially not child protection responsibilities, when the authority still holds the statutory responsibility.

Results indicate few respondents believe high perceived protective response costs, low perceived response-efficacy, or low perceived protection responsibility prevent them from adopting frequently recommended preparedness behaviors.

While employment and sex discrimination legislation offers protection, responsibility for enforcing such employment rights is spread across a wide range of agencies, from HMRC to the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority, said Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice.

The fragmentation of IPR protection responsibility in Italy means that for any real action to take place, officials on many levels from many offices must sign onto the process.

Consumer protection responsibility for financial products has been scattered across seven different agencies, and is a low priority for them.

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.