Sentence examples similar to protection to issue from inspiring English sources

Of course it will be up to local data protection agencies to issue any fines.

Approved: Washington state passed the first gun control ballot measure of the night, with the approval of Initiative 1491, which allows courts to issue protection orders to remove an individual's access to firearms, such as domestic abusers.

The review said that Customs and Border Protection "has issued or plans to issue the procedures that help protect personal and civil liberties".

both said they would go beyond DAPA and DACA to issue protections for an even broader group of undocumented immigrants.

We can also provide protection to current issues, such as those captured in our cross-curriculum priorities, that we believe should be an important part of the world view offered to young Australians.

The Appellate Division of Superior Court is scheduled to hear arguments on Tuesday in a lawsuit filed by a coalition of hunting groups seeking to hold a black bear hunt next month, despite the refusal of the State Department of Environmental Protection to issue permits.

Again, the lack of an official inquest into any of these killings has left them open to speculation, but as the numbers have clocked up it has became increasingly difficult to deny that the police harbour a vendetta against the family, which they have been exercising either through direct attack, or a failure to adhere to numerous protection orders issued to the Barrios.

Again, the lack of an official inquest into any of these killings has left them open to speculation, but as the numbers have clocked up it has became increasingly difficult to deny that the police harbor a vendetta against the family, which they have been exercising either through direct attack, or a failure to adhere to numerous protection orders issued to the Barrios.

However, in 2008, a newly elected Labour government announced it would abolish the temporary visa scheme and would revert to issuing permanent protection status to bonefide refugees.

An individual may have personal reasons for wearing diapers and they must not be pressured to find a cure if they prefer wearing protection to manage the issue just because there's severe stigma attached to wearing diapers.

"Many of our suggestions - including extending protection to private land and issuing control notices or 'dog Asbos' - are now fully reflected in this consultation".