Sentence examples for threat policy from inspiring English sources

State Greens MP Lynn MacLaren has referred the serious threat policy to the EPA for review.

Seiwert told Guardian Australia that the "serious threat" policy was potentially more damaging than the shark cull policy, which was rejected by the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) because it allowed capture gear to be deployed anywhere within state waters.

Under the "serious threat" policy, which was modified from the previous "imminent threat" policy in December, the WA Department of Fisheries may use mobile drumlines to attempt to catch and kill a "high-hazard" shark – a white pointer, tiger or bull shark that is more than three metres long – if it has been sighted over several days within a kilometre of a popular beach or high use area.

Seiwert accused Hunt of not applying the biodiversity act properly in continuing to grant exemptions to WA. "He is not carrying out his responsibilities under the act, to protect a species that's listed as vulnerable, by allowing the serious threat policy to be used in this way," she said.

Whilst the reaction to this may be for increased regulation, which many SMEs view as both an opportunity and a threat, policy makers need to be mindful of the characteristics of SMEs (both restrictive and enabling) [59] before introducing more regulation.

DISA's test, dubbed the "CyberAwareness Challenge," was produced in October 2012, a month before the Obama administration finalized its Insider Threat policy.

They include emergence of new vulnerabilities and threats, policy structure, and network traffic.

"We are updating our violent threats policy so that the prohibition is not limited to "direct, specific threats of violence against others" but now extends to "threats of violence against others or promot[ing] violence against others".

A loan program in which scientific preparation was a required component would help redress the present deficit in "triple-threat" policy-makers: people who combine deep knowledge of a region, appropriate political experience, and sound scientific training.

The Senate has supported a motion condemning Western Australia's "serious threat" shark policy, which allows the WA government to kill protected great white sharks if it thinks they pose a risk to public safety.

"Trump's statement is incredibly reckless and foolish," Kingston Reif, director of disarmament and threat reduction policy for the Arms Control Association, said to HuffPost.