For just £28 you can now have antivirus protection, web protection, ransomware protection, privacy protection, and leading malicious traffic detection, for a whole year.
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That consumer protection agency specializes in consumer privacy protection and has a clear, consistent policy and consumer protection framework.
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It's equipped with over-voltage protection, multiple circuit protection, and overheating protection; ensuring your devices will be charged quickly and safely.
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Basically, when it says total protection it means total protection.
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It looks like you're in witness protection … Not witness protection.
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The SPS, a collection of wearable equipment designed to provide increased protection at reduced weights, consists of four subsystems: Torso and Extremity Protection (TEP), Vital Torso Protection (VTP), Integrated Head Protection System (IHPS), and TCEP.
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It also offers 120-day purchase protection and extended warranty protection.
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Use protection, right, use protection when connecting to public Wi-Fi.
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R. 6900) and the Trade Protection Not Troll Protection Act (H.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau took on those consumer protection roles.
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Belongia argued that even some protection is better than no protection.
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Government enforcement is vital for animal protection, consumer protection and governmental accountability.
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Government protection, especially in healthcare, often results in no protection at all.
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If the patient hears through the ear protection, the protection is inadequate.
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These include an automatic extended warranty, return protection, and new purchase protection.
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It should bolster consumer protection, not gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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But the best protection masks offer may be protection from the wearer.
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For purchases, the card features extended warranty protection and purchase protection benefits.
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The case also features microban antimicrobial protection and 13-foot drop protection.
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"We're not opposed to protection of items that need protection," he said.
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That's why Belongia argues even some protection is better than no protection.
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Purchase protection, extended warranties, price change protection, and return protection are also great benefits to look for when picking a new card with an annual fee.
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It is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, not the Consumer Finance Protection Board.
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Democratic decision making on safety standards, environmental standards, consumer protection, privacy protection, etc.
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They also help unlock price protection, extended warranties and theft/damage/return protection.
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These can include extended warranty protection, protection against damage or theft, and more.
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It is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, not the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
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Richard Nixon's Environmental Protection Agency was the fruit of Johnson's environmental protection legislation.
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Broader protection for government employees are outlined in the Whistleblower Protection Act. Sen.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's "patient protection" provisions are very popular.
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When shopping, this card offers purchase protection, return protection, and an automatic extended warranty.
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We call this "embedded environmentalism": embedding climate protection in a system of social protection.
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These include frontal and side impact protection, electronic stability control and pedestrian front protection.
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Weak Credit Protection Metrics: HMHC's operating performance has contributed to weakened credit protection metrics.
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The protection of innovation needs there to be legal protection for intellectual property rights.
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Second-lien loans often have more favorable call protection, including a hard call protection or a non-call period, compared to 101 soft call protection on first-lien loans.
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"She couldn't complain; there is no police protection for her, no family protection, no societal protection, and our healthcare [system] failed her," Abdessamad says, his voice heavy with disappointment.
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In addition, the FDA wants the extra UVA protection to rise along with UVB protection.
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"The enforcement of data protection rules is in the hands of the data protection authorities."
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The first dose gives 93% protection against measles and the second dose gives 97% protection.
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"He always had it for protection for himself and protection for his family," she said.
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What looks like protection for copyright holders is more of a protection racket benefiting Google.
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Acting Director Mulvaney has gutted consumer protection in the mortgage market.
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Respondents favored government control in just two categories: environmental protection and consumers' online privacy protection.
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It was worthy of protection in TR's time, and it remains worthy of protection today.
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Problems include software patentability, life sciences patents, copyright protection and enforcement, and trade secrets protection.
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So like, discrimination protection, wage protection, things like that that don't apply for independent contractors.
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Scott Pruitt has moved rapidly to eliminate the "protection" aspect of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It includes up to $1.5 million in civil protection and $250,000 in criminal defense protection.
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SO, YOU KNOW, PROPER PROTECTION OF WORKERS, PROPER PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, NONTRADE, NONTARIFFED TYPE BARRIERS.
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Best Buy's Geek Squad Protection and Asurion also offer protection plans that are similar to SquareTrade's.
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That's another super important protection we all have, which is the Fifth Amendment's equal protection clause.
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Refinitiv scored a 5+ for default protection, while Akzo Nobel received a 5+ for collateral protection.
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He was wearing ear protection and eye protection that you would have at a shooting range.
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Wyden's Consumer Data Protection Act resembles the General Data Protection Regulation act in the European Union.
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Europe passes a revised version of their data protection directive, the global data protection regulation. Tough.
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Intersex people deserve legal protection, and we are committed to ensuring that protection under California law.
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The F.D.A.'s guidance balances the protection of children's health and the protection of adults rights.
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It also provides protection to family members, but those people can decline protection at any time.
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The IHPS is part of the new Soldier Protection System, an integrated suite of systems that includes the torso and extremity protection, the vital torso protection, and the new combat helmets.
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The law created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and gave this agency several responsibilities, including enforcing consumer protection laws, writing new consumer protection regulations, educating consumers, processing complaints and more.
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Additional card benefits include extended warranty protection, car rental insurance, travel accident insurance, baggage delay insurance, trip cancellation/trip protection insurance, emergency roadside assistance, travel assistance services, price protection and more.
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My colleague Mike Santoli pointed out this morning that much of the demand for protection may also be coming from foreign investors simply seeking to buy protection — any protection — from a Brexit.
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"We see a lot of them so focused on their self-preservation … [in] their protection of this president, their protection of his Cabinet members, their protection of his corrupt children," Omar said.
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The market for identity protection and password protection has perhaps never been stronger than it is today.
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Candidates and campaigns are eligible for the two-password protection tools, but not the free DDoS protection.
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To best promote innovation, we need both strong trade-secret protection and strong patent protection going forward.
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" As for what type of self-protection, she says "There are a lot of self-protection courses.
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This "protection" is still on the books, although it did not provide any protection to the taxpayers.
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You can also find some concise consumer protection guidelines on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's website: consumerfinance.gov.
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Alcalá considers the notion of skilled labor as protection from devastation, only this protection is always temporary.
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The existing environmental protection agency would be broadened into a larger ministry for ecological and environmental protection.
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The Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012 provides protection to all government employees except national security employees.
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Cutting clean water protection is unacceptable and denies the protection of this priceless resource to future generations.
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Two hundred and thirty-six of them have some level of protection from the National Protection Unit.
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Your business card might also come with benefits like auto rental insurance, extended warranty protection, and purchase protection.
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IP simply stands for International Protection (or sometimes Ingress Protection), and is managed by the International Electrotechnical Commission.
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The sheer number of activists makes individual protection nearly impossible - just 4,500 have bodyguards or other protection schemes.
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The committee will also examine whether competition laws can be integrated with consumer protection and consumer protection laws.
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Among these planetary protection guidelines is the international planetary protection policy from COSPAR (Committee on Space Research).3.
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Fitch believes protection cover in Asia is inadequate, with catastrophe events in 2016 highlighting the region's protection needs.
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Such songs lack federal copyright protection, but some artists and labels have won protection under various state laws.
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There seems to be no connection between the protection of personal data and the regulations for cybersecurity protection.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has unprecedented around-the-clock protection from environmental agents at his agency.
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" He continued: "So why do the environmental protection authorities target me as if I were harming environmental protection?
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Gillibrand said a new data protection agency would "create and meaningfully enforce" data protection and privacy rights federally.
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"The most important thing is the protection of citizens, the protection of lives," the president said this week.
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A simple solution exists: The bipartisan Trade Protection Not Troll Protection bill (HR 2189) introduced recently by Rep.
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The European Union's new rules on privacy protection - the General Data Protection Regulation - took effect the same month.
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Since 2012, CrowdStrike's Falcon Endpoint Protection platform has been pushing those incumbents into a new era of endpoint protection.
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Other sticking points remain, including over a data protection law and the creation of an independent data protection authority.
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"We are preparing for the new General Data Protection Regulation with our lead regulator the Irish Data Protection Commissioner."
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At the same time they feel fragile and want protection — protection from rejection, failure or opposing or disturbing ideas.
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SPF, short for sun protection factor, is a measurement of protection against UVB rays without factoring in UVA radiation.
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At the checkout counter or online shopping cart, you get an automatic extended warranty, purchase protection, and return protection.
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Policymakers know that better data protection is essential for effective consumer protection, but this issue goes beyond protecting consumers.
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Protection order and ouster Zach Smith was fired July 22015 after he was served with a civil protection order.
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EXTRA PROTECTION: The Hill's Rebecca Savransky reports: Ivanka Trump is now receiving Secret Service protection, according to multiple reports.
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It is also looking at how it tacked products like identity theft protection and debt protection onto other accounts.
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It's not a protection against sustained, malicious hacking, but it can offer protection against mass surveillance and data collection.
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These people should not have access to weapons—for their own protection (suicide) and for the protection of others.
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Amazon, too has considered joining the organization, which lobbies for copyright protection, anti-piracy protection and tax credits for productions.
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The IRS will then generate an identity protection personal identification number, designed to add another layer of protection, every year.
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In 2012, it introduced a bill to the House of Representatives called the Innovative Design Protection and Piracy Protection Act.
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And that people fighting for the protection of the right to vote have the protection of the governor of Georgia.
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McAfee Total Protection comes with leading AntiVirus software, Firewall protection, anti-spam systems, and much more available on unlimited devices.
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Zocor lost patent protection in 2006 and Zetia, which generated 2016 sales of $2.6 billion, lost patent protection on Tuesday.
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Amazon will announce two levels of protection, an integrated DDOs protection service and AWS Shield Advanced for more sophisticated attacks.
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Uber has also hired Simon Hania as its data protection officer, as mandated under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation.
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There's Virus and Threat Protection, Device Performance and Health, Firewall and Network Protection, App and Browser Control and Family Options.
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Because government speech is outside First Amendment protection, reclassifying it this way would render the trademark outside First Amendment protection.
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Despite being chairman of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Mulvaney's principal interest continues to be the protection of monied interests.
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Protection orders used as a strategy tool Better lawyers won't use protection orders for strategy purposes in a divorce case.
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The recommendations come after the recent implementation of new data protection rules in Europe called the Global Data Protection Regulation.
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On consumer protection, the 1970s FTC is essentially what Congress revived in 2010 as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — Sen.
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This space needed protection, even armed protection, so that a certain kind of honest and free exchange could take place.
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THAT IS WHY YOU NEED TO HAVE PROTECTION, AND PROTECTION THAT WORKS AND IS SURE TO GET THE JOB DONE.
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Protection during maternity isn't just limited to Olympians; working women all over the U.S. deserve protection when they have children.
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The European Union's probe will be an early test of its new data-protection law, the General Data Protection Regulation.
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Data protection in the UK is regulated by its 2018 Data Protection Act, which is the UK's implementation of GDPR.
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It also stops short of demanding the appointment of corporate data-protection officers and assessments of projects' data-protection risks.
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The law overhauled or enhanced virtually every aspect of America's financial protection rules: banking, securities, commodities, derivatives and consumer protection.
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Equal protection, as North Carolina has understood the concept, includes "the fundamental right of each North Carolinian to substantially equal voting power"—an interpretation that "provides greater protection for voting rights than the federal equal-protection clause".
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Improved purchase and travel protectionMany credit cards with annual fees come with protection benefits for the things you buy with the card — extended warranties, trip delay and cancellation coverage, return protection, purchase protection, rental car insurance, and more.
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Microsoft renamed Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) as a result, and the Mac client provides full virus and threat protection mixed with the ability to perform quick or full scans.
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But the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has found student loan servicers are delaying or denying borrowers access to the consumer protection.
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DDoS-protection service Akamai, which had been providing Krebs with pro-bono protection, had to drop the journalist from their network.
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The software giant is renaming Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) as a result.
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If you are a citizen of European Union, you may also contact Microsoft's Data Protection Officer at: EU Data Protection Officer
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Texas warned that the court's declaration of constitutional protection for same-sex relationships would lead to protection for same-sex marriage.
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But that comes at the cost of protection, so it's more of a fashion statement than a complete phone protection plan.
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Plus, and Device Protection Plus offer varying degrees of accidental damage coverage including cracked screens and theft protection, starting at $9.
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Meanwhile, the European Union established the European General Data Protection Regulation in 2018, which established a comprehensive approach to privacy protection.
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We also conclude special data protection agreements with our partners, in which they commit themselves to the protection of user data.
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Delays in protection of species have had significant consequences, with more than 40 species having gone extinct while waiting for protection.
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In the US, bottles are labeled with sun protection factor (SPF) ratings, which only refer to the level of UVB protection.
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But we also have an individual responsibility for our own protection, and the protection of family, colleagues, and the broader community.
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It doesn't mean that if you vote against that rule every protection for water or every protection for workers is gone.
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Franck suggested that countries could provide assistance using humanitarian protection visas, temporary protection and stay arrangements, as well as migration laws.
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His team manages PayPal's contributions to discussions on consumer protection, cross-border trade expansion, intellectual property protections, cybersecurity and data protection.
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Federal courts have interpreted the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment as conferring some protection against sex discrimination, Martin said.
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The policies start at $2250 per month, or $2000 annually, for $2270,20133 in civil protection and $22013,22015 in criminal defense protection.
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Thus far these include the Privacy Act, the Inspector General Act, the Intelligence Whistleblower Protection Act and the Whistleblower Protection Act.
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The Environmental Protection Agency, which rolled out the Navigable Waters Protection Rule, said it would not comment on the pending litigation.
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This presents weakness in the liquidity-gap protection relative to other mortgage covered bond programs that have at least 12 months liquidity-gap protection and sufficient timely interest payment protection needed to achieve a benchmark PCU of six notches.
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Those who serve our nation deserve every possible protection —and they need protection that won't hinder their ability to do their job.
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The department of state protection is engaged in the protection of senior officials, including the prime minister and the speaker of parliament.
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Migrant Protection Protocols The United States will immediately expand the implementation of the existing Migrant Protection Protocols across its entire Southern Border.
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In particular, it provides protection against denial-of-service attacks, meaning when this protection is lifted, sites may be effectively taken offline.
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As an additional layer of protection, Scribd developed an automated copyright protection system, called BookID, to combat copyright infringement on the platform.
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"Orange and yellow lenses provide the best protection from blue light, and blue and purple lenses provide the least protection," Diaz said.
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"Traditionally when you looked at trade protection, you put your protection on goods that are consumed by poor people," Levy told me.
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Citi will eliminate return protection, Price Rewind, lost baggage protection, and more from most of its credit cards on September 22, 2019.
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AND THEY WON'T GO FORWARD IF WE DON'T HAVE REALLY GOOD PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, REALLY GOOD PROTECTION AGAINST FORCED TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS.
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He hasn't written much about equal protection, either, though he has said, in passing, that he finds the equal-protection clause ambiguous.
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I think if Saudi Arabia was without the cloak of American protection of our country's, of U.S. protection, think of Saudi Arabia.
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Former vice presidents receive protection for six months after they leave office, which means Biden's Secret Service protection ended in mid-2017.
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But 2018 was also the first year of privacy protection in Europe: The General Data Protection Regulation went into effect in May.
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"Taking away the 'sagebrush focal area' protection would be removing just one of multiple layers of protection," said the spokeswoman, Heather Feeney.
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Congress created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in 2010 as part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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Here's the gist of the evidence on public mask use: Masks don't offer full protection — but some protection is better than none.
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They need to comply with the law, which is the GDPR [General Data Protection Regulation] and the DPA [Data Protection Act] 2018.
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The Environmental Protection Cover, another upgrade to the UTV, provides Marines with protection from the elements while they're out in the field.
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"The new framework will require stronger compliance and data protection measures which will give individuals enhanced guarantees and assurances around the safety and protection of their data," Dyann Heward-Mills, Baker & McKenzie's head of data protection, told CNBC by email.
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The three teenagers' petition names and targets several government agencies in charge of monitoring air quality, such as the Punjab Environmental Protection Council, the Punjab Safe Cities Authority, the Environment Protection Department of Punjab, and the Pakistan Environment Protection Agency.
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And beyond protection from legal harassment, they need protection from hackers, who are frequently deployed to harass and compromise those with powerful enemies.
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Even if the flu shot isn't super effective, it's better to have some protection against the circulating strains than no protection at all.
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They would offer us companionship, protection, a willingness to work and a fierce loyalty, and we would offer them food, shelter and protection.
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Users hoping to take advantage of that protection should make sure to disallow non-security key logins, available through Google's Advanced Protection program.
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Norton Security Deluxe offers one year of protection for five devices, and Norton Secure VPN offers one year of protection for one device.
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Stock protection funds (also called protection funds) are a marriage between modern portfolio theory and risk pooling/insurance that may help such investors.
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While China is strengthening IP rights protection for foreign companies it opposes trade protectionism in the guise of IP rights protection, Shen said.
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In general, the CDC says two doses of the measles vaccine should provide 97 percent protection; one dose should offer 93 percent protection.
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Critics have argued that it could expand access to abortion and that women already have protection under the 21625th Amendment's equal protection clause.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Consumer Protection Board is scheduled to hold a public meeting Thursday, featuring remarks from CFPB Director Richard Cordray.
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Toward the goal of EMP protection, Trump should establish an executive agent to manage U.S. national infrastructure protection against the existential EMP threat.
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A strong advocate of consumer protection, she conceived and fought for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers recently seized ancient Egyptian mummy linens during enforcement operations at a border protection station in Michigan.
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Still hundreds of other species have yet to be petitioned for protection and thus are currently not even in the queue for protection.
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In Europe, data protection will undergo a significant shake up in May when the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will apply.
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Some of the biggest spenders include the Environmental Protection Agency, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Federal Election Commission, Small Business Administration and State Department.
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Kent Moyer, the founder of the World Protection Group, told ABC News that celebrities pay between $250,000 and $1.5 million for personal protection.
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He said that they provided basic protection, not the best protection found in respirators, but that they were still useful in a crisis.
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The Europeans have made headway on privacy with the General Data Protection Regulation, a law that guarantees users a minimal level of protection.
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The Speck Presidio Sport provides good protection without being overly bulky, but if you want really bulletproof protection, go for an OtterBox case.
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It should offer broad spectrum (UVA and UVB) protection and have a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 30 or higher, the AAD recommends.
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Foreign data protection, privacy, consumer protection, content regulation, and other laws and regulations are often more restrictive than those in the United States.
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Gillibrand's Data Protection Act would found a new independent agency called the Data Protection Agency (DPA), tasked with protecting consumer data at large.
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Banking regulators would have to judge each large bank's compliance with consumer protection laws with parameters developed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Purchase protection and extended warrantiesThe Capital One Spark Miles and Capital One Spark Cash offer the same purchase protection and extended warranty coverage.
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Hans Zollner, a member of the Vatican's child-protection commission and president of the Center for Child Protection of the Pontifical Gregorian University.
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In finance the objectives are well defined, for example, investor protection, market manipulation, knowing who is paying you and why, and data protection.
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To allay fears with pushing more power faster at higher voltages, the company's fortified Quick Charge 4 with further safety enhancements at the cable and connector level, including over-voltage, over-current and over-temperature protection on the power adapter side and three levels of current protection, three levels of voltage protection and four levels of temperature protection on the mobile device end.
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The UK's data protection agency is also set to get sharper teeth as a consequence of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which ramps up the size of the fines that can be levied by regulators for data protection breaches.
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The Women's Protection Act, passed by Pakistan's largest province of Punjab last week, gives legal protection to women from domestic, psychological and sexual violence.
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For example, ticket cancellation insurance, rider protection and driver protection for about 15 companies at the moment, including Ola, redBus, Zomato, UrbanClap and Amazon.
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The data protection authorities urged the Commission to review the Shield in two years when a stricter European data protection law comes into force.
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The solar equipment company has filed for bankruptcy protection, but the yieldcos, which hold various assets, are not part of the bankruptcy protection filing.
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It provides all cryptographic operations for Data Protection key management, and maintains the integrity of Data Protection even if the kernel has been compromised.
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And by doing that, he shows he doesn't fully understand how different it feels to have no protection, temporary protection, and permanent immigration status.
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With some guidance from the UN's Division for International Protection in Geneva, De Langhe and her colleagues decided that this group needed special protection.
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McAfee secures up to five devices and grants you access to antivirus protection, safe web browsing, identity theft protection, password management, and encrypted storage.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a law strengthening data protection across the EU, goes into force at the end of May (see article).
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Hillary Clinton has protection from her time as First Lady and Donald Trump and Ben Carson were granted protection after requesting it last fall.
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Not only did vaccination represent a feat of medical science, it reflected a widespread understanding that self-protection and social protection are inevitably intertwined.
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The bill will also rebrand DHS' main cybersecurity unit, known as National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD), as the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Agency.
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The sweeping European data protection and privacy law known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) officially goes into effect next Friday, May 25.
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In addition, some of the 18 members of the president's family who receive Secret Service protection could decline such protection and hire private security.
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Our world protection is worth hundreds of billions of dollars to these countries and their stake in their protection is far greater than ours.
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Environment Protection Agency: Security expenses at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are increasing to "an unprecedented level," according to a report published by CNN.
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A decision to waive full-time protection is not unprecedented; Ron Reagan ultimately declined Secret Service protection during his father's second term as president.
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He previously was director of the Office of Children's Health Protection and senior adviser to the Environmental Protection Agency administrator for children's environmental health.
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The Stalking Protection Bill will bring into law new civil Stalking Protection Orders (SPOs) to protect victims and halt perpetrators at the earliest opportunity.
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Parks and preserves may offer less protection as animals migrate, and increase the need for protection of corridors so some animals can move elsewhere.
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"Coming into earnings season, in the QQQ specifically, there was really an outsize bid to put protection, certainly relative to call protection, " Emanuel said.
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Device protection plans that offer coverage for lost or stolen cellphones are insurance programs, and often these plans also include protection for damaged items.
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"We want you to run away with front and back protection on and to hide with front and back protection on," de Geus said.
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And that protection of religious conscience was the very first protection — even before freedom of speech or of the press — granted in the Amendment.
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It introduced in May of last year the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – which gives users some protection over how their data is processed.
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Creation of a data protection authority The U.S. needs to have a specialist agency with the expertise and authority to enforce data protection standards.
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With purchase protection, you&aposll get protection against damage or theft for eligible items purchased with your credit card for up to 90 days.
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The security agencies' affairs divisions have tended to become nothing more than the protection racketeers' protection racketeer, skimming their share from scams they uncover.
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In addition to avoiding travel to countries with the virus, the only other available protection is to use an Environmental Protection Agency-approved mosquito repellent.
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China will carry out 50 projects on green development and environmental protection in Africa, focusing on fighting climate change, desertification and wildlife protection, Xi said.
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"It's asset protection, employee protection - so there's a responsibility for companies to have to do this," said Hyune Hand, chief executive officer of Agility Recovery.
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" 'No change' In a statement, Australian Minister for Immigration and Border Protection Peter Dutton said the court's decision "does not alter Australia's border protection policies.
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If those entities receive First Amendment protection when they transmit television stations and networks, they likewise receive First Amendment protection when they transmit Internet content.
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"This case reminds us all of how heritage protection has become a major security issue, which cannot be delinked from the protection of human lives."
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"Proactive environmental protection is a far more effective approach than reactive environmental protection," said Matt Gebbie, an analyst from Horwath HTL Indonesia, a tourism consultancy.
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The civil protection service warned that northern and central Greece could also be affected on Sunday and called on citizens to take self-protection measures.
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A five-person team in the county that&aposs worked solely on the risk protection law reportedly has filed 64 risk protection petitions in court.
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There's banking and payment protection too, appreciating that most of us use online banking on a regular basis and require the most effective protection here.
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When shopping for sunglasses, look for a tag or label that says 100% protection against both UVA and UVB or 100% protection against UV 400.
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We also should question why video viewing information receives special protection under the law, when other types of information receive little to no privacy protection.
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The data protection agency's mandate includes acting in cooperation with other government bodies to curb breaches of Brazil's data protection law, the official gazette said.
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Gun safety, protection of abortion rights, the Equal Rights Amendment for women, a minimum wage hike, laws banning discrimination based on sexual orientation, environmental protection.
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Threatening tariffs, the Trump administration is pressing for increased access to Chinese markets, reduced protection for Chinese exporters and greater protection for American intellectual property.
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Big Data currently comes under broader EU rules on data protection, competition and consumer protection, but there are no rules written specifically for the sector.
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Throughout history, though, most civilizations have tried to establish rules for war: the protection of officers, the protection of women and children, fighting with honor.
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As enormous DDoS attacks become more common, charitable protection programs will be faced with challenging questions about who deserves protection from censorship and who doesn't.
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A lot of the government's hopes re: data protection appear to rest on not changing very much vis-a-vis the current data protection regime.
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Personally, in the past I generally did use protection but there have been times where I've been very drunk and didn't have access to protection.
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And of course, as a pediatrician, I need to add certain safety reminders: tick protection, sun protection, helmets when you bicycle or ride your scooter.
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But if you're switching from a method of barrier protection to a method of non-barrier protection, then you'll have an increased risk of exposure.
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And Mr. Trump has appointed outspoken critics of regulation to lead several federal agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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The Shift At midnight last Friday, the European Union's long-awaited new data-protection rules, known as the General Data Protection Regulation, officially kicked in.
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Even so, 18 percent believe debit cards provide more protection and safety than credit cards, and 32 percent believe they provide equal protection and safety.
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For an added layer of protection, you can also purchase a waterproof liner that zippers around the entire bed and offers six dimensions of protection.
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The delivery of a protection package overseas is not unusual — the UK&aposs Prime Minister will have holidays overseas where they have protection officers deployed.
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The new TCEP lenses are a subsystem of the Soldier Protection System, a suite of protective equipment designed to offer increased protection at reduced weights.
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The states have said that due process and equal protection principles, along with the First Amendment's protection of religious liberty, make the travel ban unlawful.
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And bondholders who want real protection from that need to think about getting that protection in the form of real covenants in the bond indenture.
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This has been the strategy used by China Animal Protection Power (CAPP), a coalition of animal protection advocates formed with the help of Humane Society International.
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" The draft resolution asks Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to make recommendations on ensuring protection of Palestinian civilians, within 60 days, including on "an international protection mechanism.
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This protection doesn't come at the detriment of your device's performance either; Kaspersky's protection technologies work behind the scenes, meaning performance should not be negatively affected.
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Not all hedging strategies are the same and some only provide protection within a certain range, meaning some retailers may have limited protection against further declines.
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Also, sun-protection clothing rated with Ultraviolet Protection Factor — a similar system to SPF — is made by Patagonia, Australia's Coolibar, REI, Lilly Pulitzer, Athleta, and others.
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The mother of three initially filed for an order of protection in March and listed her three children, Jayde, Maverick and Bentley in the protection order.
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In addition, there is Europe's pending new General Data Protection Regulation, one replete with exhaustive data protection requirements and onerous penalties if they are not met.
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New combat apparel, new protection against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats and new enhanced protection helmets are just a few of the "garments" to peruse.
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The constitutional case against Mr Trump's ban begins with the equal protection of the laws, the principle that affords vulnerable groups special protection against official mistreatment.
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An interesting decision came out of Poland's data protection agency this week after the watchdog issued its first fine under Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Conservative values emphasize the protection of the status quo; addressing immediate, external threats; economic protection; upholding meritocracy; and the ability to justify one group dominating another.
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BLM: I think that the public opinion wants to have protection and if you want to have protection you have to defeat terrorism on the ground.
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What it offers: Besides anti-virus protection, there's an intelligent self-sufficient firewall which provides advanced protection without disturbing you with incessant pop-ups and warnings.
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" Voter Protection Partners, a group that works with campaigns to "manage voter protection teams and track, analyze, and respond to voting incidents and election administration problems.
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History contradicts the conclusion that Republican leadership at the CFPB means the death of consumer protection, including such protection for consumers of financial goods and services.
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The U.S. is still ranked ahead of China in overall intellectual property protection, but not for patent protection of key technologies necessary for our future economy.
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Laws like the Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 and the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012 define some disclosures as "whistleblowing" and deem them protected disclosures.
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Customs and Border Protection officers took the men to another location and arrested them, Jackie Wasiluk, a Customs and Border Protection spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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With regard to China, it has also pointed to Beijing's lack of intellectual property rights protection, unequal market access, and government protection of its own industries.
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He also offered the protection of the Pittsburgh Jewish community on behalf of the city's Muslim community, even offering to stand outside religious services for protection.
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The around-the-clock protection, described to CNN in recent months by federal officials, is an unprecedented level of security for the Environmental Protection Agency administrator.
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"The General Data Protection Regulation is not a revolution but it represents a big change for retailers," Giovanni Buttarelli, the European data protection supervisor, told CNBC.
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As of Friday afternoon, neither the Xi'an Environmental Protection Bureau nor the Ministry of Environmental Protection had responded to faxed requests for comment sent this week.
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The government panel also recommended setting up a "data protection authority", an agency which would look at enforcement and implementation of the new data protection law.
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It also provides protection to family members, including children and grandchildren, but those people can decline protection at any time, according to the Secret Service website.
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"It had been blinded," said Ramadhani, a habitat protection manager with the Center for Orangutan Protection, which made an X-ray examination of the dead animal.
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The protection of these leaders — and the insignificant effort to bring their assassins to justice — is linked to the protection and recognition of their communities' rights.
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Barack Obama's Secret Service protection approval in May 2007 marked the first time in history a presidential candidate received protection almost two years before an election.
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The lawsuits lodged by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission relate to breaches of its consumer protection provisions and the nation consumer credit protection act, respectively.
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The lawsuits lodged by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) relate to breaches of its consumer protection provisions and the national consumer credit protection act.
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The Whistle Blower Protection Act of 1989 demands protection of the whistle-blower and investigation by the inspector general if our national security is in question.
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At least two Mexican victims had applied for protection under the nation's Federal Mechanism for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders and Journalists, according to CPJ.
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Increasing data privacy concerns and the implementation of rules such as Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, explain the growing demand for data protection officers, said Mamertino.
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My client doesn't feel he has all the protection he should have, and he's not prepared to go forward without all the protection he can get.
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I have worked for 12 years in bush-fire protection, modeling hazards and designing mitigation efforts like Asset Protection Zones (areas of thinned and cleared vegetation).
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These changes include high clearance control arms, new run-flat tires, floorboard protection, a road march kit, a clutch improvement kit and an environmental protection cover.
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Chalk up another win for European data protection: Microsoft has announced changes to commercial cloud contracts following privacy concerns raised by European Union data protection authorities.
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CLIMATE PROTECTION: More radical climate protection measures, including raising the price of CO2 emissions to 40 euros a tonne from 10 euros a tonne from 2021.
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The traditional backup and data protection market is being disrupted by Acronis Cyber Protection, an innovative solution delivered efficiently through a vast channel of service providers.
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It needs to stand for the protection of workers and the protection of the planet from the rapacious industries that substitute greed for the national interest.
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Click here to view original GIFConstruction of border wall prototypes by US Customs and Border Protection outside of San Diego, California (GIF made from US Customs and Border Protection video)US Customs and Border Protection recently released video of President Trump's border wall prototypes in San Diego.
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" Gita Shivarattan, data protection counsel at law firm Ashurst, said the proposed fine showed that "European data protection regulators are clearly ramping up fines for data breaches.
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Melanin might provide a little more protection against UV damage, but you're mistaken if you think the color of your skin exempts you from needing sun protection.
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Those lawsuits are challenging the Environmental Protection Agency's protection of some streams and waterways under rules narrowly written to conform to a 4–23–4 Rapanos v.
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That all changed on June 26 when the Trump administration's EPA announced it was reconsidering the special protection and essentially beginning the process to remove the protection.
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Lobbyists "also target our federal departments like the Environmental Protection Agency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau," the agency she built during the Obama administration, Warren writes.
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Now the Division of Alaska State Troopers is asking visitors to "stay back for your own protection and the protection of the animal," said spokeswoman Megan Peters.
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The vaccine stems from a landmark trial in Thailand in 2009 that was the first to show any protection against HIV, with 31% protection against the virus.
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The European data protection landscape has also evolved since 2015 — with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) ramping up the size of potential fines for privacy violations.
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The Facebook data breach will be the first major test of Europe's tough data protection laws introduced in May and known as General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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In an effort to protect consumers from unreasonable banking fees, the overdraft protection law passed in 2010 prevents banks from enrolling customers in overdraft protection programs automatically.
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Seventeen state attorneys general have said they will begin cooperating on investigations into whether Exxon broke racketeering, consumer protection, or investor protection laws in its climate communications.
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But be careful—Midsummer is also a call for protection, and with the added energy of the sun, it's a perfect time to do some protection magick.
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Indeed, our safety is fetishized to the point that we are often protected against our will: not the protection of a person, but the protection of property.
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He co-sponsored the "Greater Sage Grouse Protection and Recovery Act of 2016," which would have delayed protection of the bird as an endangered species until 2026.
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Soft-call protection gives investors comfort that a borrower can not refinance or reprice a loan within the protection period, without paying a premium to do so.
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A Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection holds a hearing to examine ways to improve how the Federal Trade Commission handles consumer protection cases and other reforms.
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Protection Kelly has also made his presence felt by deciding which White House staff gets Secret Service protection, according to two sources with knowledge of the move.
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US Army M1 tanks will soon be equipped with anti-missile protection systems, now that the service has taken delivery of the Israeli-made active protection systems.
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Companies in Europe will have to comply with updated rules on data protection from next May, when the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will start to apply .
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Find out your state's minimum coverage requirementsThe four main types of coverage are bodily injury liability, property damage liability, personal injury protection, and uninsured/underinsured motorist protection.
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Randy encourages his customers to wear the ManHood for protection during the day and also protection at night when those pesky "intense nocturnal erections" come into play.
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And in further guidance on conditions for processing children's data, the UK's data protection agency says "data protection by design and by default" must be the baseline.
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The rules stem from the Securities Investor Protection Act and affect the assessments broker-dealers pay to the agency for membership in the Securities Investor Protection Corporation.
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"I don't think we'll ever get 98 percent protection as we do with measles, but a vaccine with 50 to 60 percent protection is deployable," he said.
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To shield children from these hazards, the E.P.A. formed the Office of Children's Health Protection in 1997, a year after passage of the Food Quality Protection Act.
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NHTSA proposes to revise rules for occupant protection, steering controls, glazing materials, door locks, seating systems, side impact protection, roof crush resistance and child restraint anchorage systems.
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Warren proposed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's creation in 2007, pitching it as a single, unified entity that could enforce the federal government's disparate consumer protection laws.
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Passed in May of 2018, Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was supposed to usher in a new age of consumer privacy transparency and protection across Europe.
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In both cases, the court overturned democratically achieved legislation passed in response to women demanding equal protection of the law-- meaning protection from sexual and domestic violence.
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Evervault is building a data protection solution aimed at developers, by way of an API, which aims to bake data protection into the app from the start.
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The upside to the policy is that the president sees that protection of private sector equities is almost as important as the protection of government run networks.
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Seth Frotman, the former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Student Loan Ombudsman, also testified Tuesday -- calling on Congress to create a stronger protection system for student loan borrowers.
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Hans Zollner, an organizer of the meeting, member of the Vatican's child-protection commission and president of the Center for Child Protection of the Pontifical Gregorian University.
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And I think that's what the current consumer data protection laws and the antitrust laws and just more general consumer protection laws fail to take into account.
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The European Union's sweeping new set of data protection laws, called the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR, is the "quid pro quo" for companies that want to take advantage of the European market, Dale Sunderland, deputy commissioner of Ireland's Data Protection Commission, told CNBC Tuesday in Brussels.
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The U.K. Data Protection bill, currently being debated in parliament, is needed to update domestic legislation to bring it into compliance with a new data protection framework at the European Union level — under the incoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which comes into force across the bloc next May.
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I think that spirit should prevail, that the protection of Saudi Arabia, the protection of the water lanes, the protection of Aramco facility is not just an issue that would be just of concern of Saudi Arabia and Saudi governments and Saudi people, but also the whole world.
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So we decided to create a department that would focus on promoting refugee protection and the importance of refugee protection among American Jews, whether they're affiliated or not.
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It is largely due to successive governments having locked themselves into policies of deterrence where protection of borders has been prioritized at the expense of protection of people.
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Law enforcement directly involved with the SBLII protection in Minneapolis says the protection of player property -- especially game-used memorabilia -- will be a major priority this time around.
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Hideo Norikoshi, also a health-care M&A partner at Baker McKenzie, cited privacy protection in the form of Europe's General Data Protection Regulation and other similar rules.
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I found that if they had shared the data, they would have been in contravention of the first and second data protection principles of the Data Protection Act.
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The new rules will bring British law into line with the European Union's general data protection regulation (GDPR), which tightens and extends the scope of data protection law.
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His scepticism of the regulatory leeway enjoyed by agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may roll back the work of the administrative state.
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"Department of Defense military personnel will not be conducting law enforcement functions, but are authorized to provide force protection for Customs and Border Protection personnel," the statement said.
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What they said was the FTC should be more active in antitrust and in consumer protection, and now the Senate is going to ... Consumer protection I'm all for.
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As a circuit court judge, he ruled that the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau's structure was unconstitutional, often sided against the Environmental Protection Agency, and disapproved of net neutrality.
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In addition, 150 countries enshrined environmental protection or the right to a healthy environment in their constitutions, and 164 countries had cabinet-level bodies responsible for environmental protection.
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In Trump's administration, 42 people have protection, which includes 18 members of his family -- an increase from the 31 people who had Secret Service protection in Obama's administration.
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"Just like the people at the U.S. Air Force Academy represent our future protection and our defense, your portfolio needs some protection and some defense, too," Cramer said.
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But refugee protection is not just about relief; it's about rights — the right to flee, to cross borders in search of protection, and to enjoy fundamental human rights.
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Macron wants to spend the money on jobs, security, protection against migration, development of the digital economy, environment protection as well as investment and stabilization against economic shocks.
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For example, the Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard and some other cards will continue to offer extended warranty protection and purchase protection for theft and damage.
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And at a time when the U.S. is circling the globe to enhance the protection of U.S. intellectual property — including strong copyright protection — Google takes the opposite view.
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Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) The Obama FCC adopted one of the most controversial anti-business rulings in decades, as it reinterpreted the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
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The Tuvaijuittuq area has been granted interim protection from environmentally destructive practices such as seismic tests and drilling while the terms for full protection are being worked out.
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This would, in effect, satisfy demands for individual data protection, proprietary data protection for registrars, block spammers, and also give security researchers an avenue to conduct their work.
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The first and most popular argument cites the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause, which says states must guarantee equal protection under all laws to all groups of people.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, has promised to maintain "the highest standard of environmental protection," but has proposed to do so while reducing environmental protection budgets and slashing regulations.
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Given all that, Paul Ford asks in Bloomberg Businessweek whether the U.S. needs a digital protection agency, comparing its potential scope to that of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The company's main data-protection regulator in the European Union, the Irish Data Protection Commission, said on Friday that the mounting number of problems required a deeper investigation.
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Scott Pruitt, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, was one of the runners-up, and he's been way more effective: Environmental protection regulations are falling left and right.
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We will honor all of the Asurion protection plans that were inadvertently sold or provide these customers a refund for their purchased protection plan if they so choose.
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Many child protection advocates are rethinking the words they use when lobbying lawmakers to strengthen or adopt new laws related to protection of child victims of sexual assault.
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"Tethered UAS systems are becoming a more valuable tool for force protection, border security, and critical infrastructure protection," Flir's David Ray said in a release announcing the news.
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The European Data Protection Board (EDPB), which advises the European Commission on data protection law, says it's worried about the massive tech firm accumulating yet more personal data.
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The Smart Lock app's new functionality means that iPhones can now be used with Google's Advanced Protection Program, which is Google's strongest protection against phishing or other attacks.
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For people who can be criminally charged (like, say, Donald Trump Jr.), the court of public opinion isn't much protection; for Trump himself, that protection could someday disappear.
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Mr. Levchin is on an advisory committee to the government's Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and Affirm's general counsel is Manuel Alvarez, a former lawyer for the consumer protection bureau.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos may soon strip funding from public schools, which offer civil rights protection, and shift it to private schools with no protection for queer youth.
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You're thinking of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which updated the European Union's 1995 Data Protection Directive — most notably by making the penalties for compliance violations much larger.
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If the eyes are exposed to intense UV rays for too long without protection or enough protection, this can result in a condition called photokeratitis, or an eye sunburn.
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A U.S. defense official told CNN that the base had been placed under Force Protection Condition Delta for weeks, the highest level of force protection for U.S. military bases.
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"Whether what's under protection is adequate will need to be studied as more protection is afforded," said Julian Caley, an Australian government scientist who helped produce the new study.
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All told, the Secret Service was allocated $203.68 million in the 2016 fiscal year for presidential candidate protection, almost double the $113 appropriated for presidential candidate protection in 2012.
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Sure, the flu vaccine might not be super effective against H3N2, but it's better to have some protection against all of the circulating strains than no protection at all.
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Speaking after China amended its wildlife protection law, Zhai Yong, head of parliament's environment and resources protection committee legislation department, admitted using wild animals for medicine was highly controversial.
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Their protection is handled by local forest departments, which often lack wildlife expertise; if the local department is not led by someone who cares about tigers, their protection suffers.
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That isn't the case in Europe, where Facebook and other tech platforms are having to build new data protection tools to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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"Sometimes you feel ashamed of yourself, you are choosing places where others are going to be bombed and you are surrounded by protection, their houses are protection," said Shehwaro.
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Plus, they offer 100% UV protection (hello, sun protection), an anti-scratch coating (much-needed), a carrying case for the clips (so organized!), and ring in at under $200.
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As well as inflating the maximum penalties for data protection failures, the GDPR imposes an obligation on companies processing EU citizens' data to bake in data protection by design.
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"While we found no prohibition against the detail providing protection to Secretary Zinke during the Zinkes' vacation, we learned that the protection cost the DOI over $85033,000," investigators wrote.
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China does more than import IP from the U.S., it has consistently revised its laws to strengthen patent protection and is stepping up enforcement of intellectual property rights protection.
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The Data Protection Commission on Wednesday announced that it would probe whether Facebook was complying with the EU's sweeping new internet privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Even though he theoretically had been granted protection until 2018, he would have violated the terms of his protection by leaving the country without getting permission, then reentering illegally.
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Many credit cards offer baggage delay protection or lost luggage protection, offering reimbursement above and beyond what the airline will cover in case your bag is delayed or lost.
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Legislative reforms matter most of all, particularly since agencies like the Federal Communications Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the Environmental Protection Agency have been out of control.
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So with the administration's decision looming, many Dreamers recently began contemplating a double loss, of their legal protection and the lives and careers they had begun with that protection.
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The funds raised from the emission credits auction would be transferred into the Environmental Protection Fund and used for environmental protection measures, renewables support and the financing of innovations.
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Microsoft used to only supply this protection to enterprise customers using Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection, and it's now making its way to all businesses and consumers through Edge.
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For purchases, the card gives you a purchase security benefit (damage/theft protection for 90 days on new purchases), an extended manufacturer's warranty, and return protection for 90 days.
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That's because all innocent human life requires protection under the law, and because human life begins in the womb, human embryos deserve legal protection just as born children do.
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For example, some dealers will try to upsell you with add-ons such corrosion protection, paint sealant, fabric protection, and window etching of the vehicle ID number, Quincy says.
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A former head of royal protection said that Britain's Home Office will probably continue to provide the couple with some police protection, given their status as prominent public figures.
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This broad view of the Equal Protection Clause cannot be squared with conservatives' long-running effort to emasculate equal protection doctrine in the context of discrimination against racial minorities.
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" Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy will appear before the House Agriculture Committee on Wednesday to discuss "the impacts of the Environmental Protection Agency's actions on the rural economy.
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"They had a protection called the &aposcounter-hot&apos protection... And they&aposd run a play-action, and they would throw a couple combinations off of it," Brady said.
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" - Kelly, 31 "Don't always use protection during sex.
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" - Rachael, 36 "Know them well, use protection. RELAX!
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TRUMP: But how can you be together when your country is getting it&aposs energy from the person you want protection against or from the group that you want protection?
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"What is at stake is not only the protection of our privacy, but also the protection of our democracies and ensuring the sustainability of our data-driven economies," they said.
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Under the European General Protection Regulation (GDPR) and national laws, the Czech Republic, like other EU states, has a data protection authority to enforce things like mishandling of personal data.
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Trump scoffs at protection for whistleblower During a bizarre Q&A with reporters before a meeting with his extremely depleted Cabinet on Monday, Trump questioned whether the whistleblower needs protection.
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"I may not like what this administration's directing the Environmental Protection Agency to do, but that doesn't mean I think we ought to abolish the Environmental Protection Agency," California Rep.
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"The ICO will consider carefully the representations made by the company and the other concerned data protection authorities before it takes its final decision," said the U.K. data protection authority.
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"The CRZ was meant for our protection, but now they have diluted it so much we have lost all protection," said T. Peter, general secretary of the National Fisherworkers' Forum.
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Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (shortened to WDATP, because there's no way I'm typing that out more than once) is supposed to be that protection for large, company-wide networks.
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"The temporary flood protection systems have held to this point; however, there are no guarantees with temporary flood protection measures of earthen berms, Hesco flood barriers and levees," Buelow said.
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This will allow each MVPD to determine the content protection systems it deems sufficient to prevent theft and misuse, and will not impede the introduction of new content protection systems.
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The group argues that the new Trump policy violates the Constitution's Equal Protection and Due Process clauses, pulling protection out from under U.S. residents who relied on the government's assurances.
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Equifax is offering free identity theft protection and insurance, credit monitoring protection, and a service that scans the internet for the stolen SSNs to all US consumers, the company said.
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Borenstein is vice president of marketing at NICE Actimize, and a recognized expert in financial crime, anti-fraud, payments protection, consumer identity protection, risk management, information technology audit, and compliance.
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If your state does not provide protection If your state does not offer protection against surprise bills, check first to make sure the provider is really not in your network.
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Maximum protection comes when sunscreen is reapplied every few hours, and Lunder says people who buy these high-SPF products do not reapply often enough to have continuous skin protection.
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Average rents were 0.5 percent lower than in the last three months of 2017, according to the Deposit Protection Service which runs a deposit protection scheme for landlords and tenants.
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Stier also informed the German data protection authority of a possible violation of Europe's sweeping privacy protections under the General Data Protection Regulation, but the complaint was referred to Ireland.
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Focus the protection of the Second Amendment on keeping nonmilitary arms at home for self-defense, while putting an escalating standard of protection on other kinds of arms and uses.
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While earlier sunscreens provided purely physical protection (think the white cream that lifeguards put on their noses), most modern ones combine physical and chemical protection for aesthetic purposes, Kuritzky said.
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Among the options is what his office called "comprehensive GDPR-like data protection legislation," a reference to the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, which went into effect in May.
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"The U.N. Security Council should adopt a resolution calling for the protection of civilians and accountability for serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law," the Protection Sector said.
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Kristen Clarke is president and executive director of the national Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, which leads the Election Protection Coalition, the nation's largest nonpartisan voter protection program.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has now proposed new rules that will add greater balance to an arbitration process that has failed to provide sufficient protection for the customer.
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The Hamburg Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information said Facebook was infringing data protection law and had not obtained effective approval from WhatsApp's 35 million users in Germany.
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One German data-protection official said the investigation was legitimate because data protection and preventing abusive competition were "two sides of the same coin" when it comes to social networks.
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By placing the pentacle atop the demon, you were asking for protection from that evil; by placing the symbol alongside an individual, you were asking for protection for that individual.
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"However, when it all goes wrong, and they need a different level of protection and professionalism, it is companies like Intelligent Protection that they come to for help and advice."
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The rules were issued last year by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in a last gasp of consumer financial protection before President Trump appointed Mick Mulvaney as its new chief.
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And there's this ... the women claim he's only entitled at best to "thin copyright protection" because his legal rights to the photo are so minimal it doesn't deserve full protection.
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It also contains provisions designed to boost consumer protection, including the confidentiality, protection, and appropriate use of customer financial information, as well as aiming to raise levels of financial inclusion.
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Slashing Funds for Environmental Protection Trump's original budget proposal set out to slash $2.5 billion from the Environmental Protection Agency, which would have translated to 31 percent of its budget.
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"They aren't really strictly speaking refugees but they are people who need protection and who may well need protection and who may well need refuge outside their country," she said.
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Signed into law by Republican President Richard Nixon, the ESA provided sweeping protection for endangered species and their habitats, reflecting the era's broad based concern for environmental conservation and protection.
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The upfront cost of buying five-year CDS protection on Rallye leapt from 48 to 73 points overnight after the company entered creditor protection, according to data provider IHS Markit.
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Various data protection laws govern apps that process children's data, including the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in the U.S. and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe (though it's worth noting Messenger Kids is only available in a handful of markets, namely: The US, Canada, Mexico, Peru, and Thailand).
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The new IHPS, a three-pound helmet, can sufficiently offer protection against sniper fire at 40% less weight than its predecessor, a three-pound combat helmet that also required a two-pound applique to provide the same level of protection provided by the newer IHPS system, which doesn't require any added protection.
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Despite recent legislation like Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, the World Wide Web Foundation estimates 1.5 billion currently people live in a country with no comprehensive law on personal data protection.
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The phase III HVTN 702 study builds off a 2009 trial in Thailand, which was the first to show any signs of protection against HIV, with 31% protection against the virus.
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Beyond net neutrality, Kavanaugh seems like he would be a reliable enemy to proponents of digital privacy and federal regulatory agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Environmental Protection Agency.
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"I confirm that David M was placed in police custody on 27 March at the Brigade for the Protection of Minors Protection," a French judicial official said, according to The Sun.
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Dozens have sought support or protection from outside organizations, feeling that their own government was either unwilling or unable to provide protection, according to PEN America, a freedom of expression group.
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Recent appeals have covered diverse areas of trade law, including environmental protection, renewable energy subsidies, tax evasion, money laundering, patent protection, food safety, animal welfare, consumer information and more, Bhatia said.
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Andrew Smith, who heads the FTC's Consumer Protection Bureau, would be in charge of handling investigations into some of the country's largest companies and any consumer protection violations that may occur.
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Additionally, you'll have to decide whether you're happy with antivirus and malware protection, or if you want extra layers of security like webcam protection, data encryption, password managers, and private VPNs.
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The office of Johannes Caspar, Hamburg's commissioner for data protection, said there are "currently significant doubts" about whether Google Assistant complies with EU data-protection law, according to the AP report.
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Former title: Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt, one of President Donald Trump's most controversial and effective cabinet secretaries, resigned from the Environmental Protection Agency after months of unending ethical scandals.
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Under new legislation on data protection, the EU's General Data Protection Regulation, which has been introduced since the date of Heathrow's failings, the airport could have faced a much larger fine.
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The LoC providers will be rated at all times at least 'BBB+' or the CTE protection will be provided through cash collateral, in each case provided by the CTE protection provider.
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Meanwhile, the UK's data protection watchdog is conducting a parallel investigation into what it describes as "the data-protection risks arising from the use of data analytics, including for political purposes".
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Consumer Financial Protection Board Dodd-Frank created the CFPB, a federal agency that oversees consumer protection in the financial sector, including banks, payday lenders, credit unions, mortgage servicers and other companies.
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The new crash protection records data in multiple locations for added protection against loss of data, and document saves have been improved to protect against system failures like loss of power.
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Tuesday's decision restores claims that King's Fourth Amendment right against illegal searches and seizures, Eighth Amendment protection against cruel and unusual punishment, and 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection, were violated.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's data protection body said on Monday it had opened an investigation into whether companies possibly linked to political consultancy Cambridge Analytica broke the country's data protection laws.
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An update to European Union data protection rules next month — called the General Data Protection Regulation — is the catalyst for this next chapter in the global story of tech vs privacy.
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While there has been improvement in protection in recent years, funding for the protection agency continues to be an issue, and there is concern that it could run out this fall.
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Michelle Roos is the executive director of the Environmental Protection Network, a network of EPA alumni working to preserve the nation's bipartisan progress toward clean air, water, land, and climate protection.
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Most have focused on how Kennedy's absence from the court will help Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, in his quest to vigorously dismantle America's environmental protection laws.
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Tens of millions of pro-life Democrats and progressives support the protection of unborn life because we believe in social justice, equality, human rights, and the protection of vulnerable human beings.
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Customs and Border Protection Customs and Border Protection officers were among the tens of thousands of federal workers who were deemed "essential," monitoring ports of entry without pay throughout the shutdown.
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Just three short years later, President Barack Obama signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, which birthed a minor miracle of reform: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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It then outlines what is at risk in case of death or disability, the type of protection that might be needed (life, income protection, etc), how much, and for how long.
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Others include the Environmental Protection Agency's Renewable Fuel Standard ($85033 billion), as well as the Interior Department's natural gas standards on public lands ($2.4 billion) and stream protection rule ($1.2 billion).
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The troops are also backing up Customs and Border Protection officers and Border Patrol agents who might need protection — even though most of the soldiers and Marines are not carrying guns.
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There's an entire category of software that does this sort of data protection, often called data leak protection (DLP), but much of it was created long before blockchain came into being.
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"I think it will work but it will take time for companies and data protection authorities," said Joerg Hladjk, counsel for cybersecurity, privacy and data protection at law firm Jones Day.
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The inspector general found "no threat analysis or documented decision to continue 24/7 protection," although the EPA later cited an August 2017 list of threats, as justification for the protection.
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Potential charges, according to New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, include securities fraud, common law fraud, and violations of racketeering, consumer protection, truth in advertising, public health, and shareholder protection laws.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force in 2018, has reinforced EU citizens' rights around the processing of their personal information — updating and bolstering prior data protection rules.
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Environmental Protection Agency (2015), Justice Scalia wrote a majority opinion that affirmed the applicability of Chevron deference, yet concluded that an Environmental Protection Agency rule was irrational and undeserving of deference.
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That's greater protection, by the way, than members of the Supreme Court or most other Cabinet members enjoy — and the first round-the-clock protection ever provided for an EPA administrator.
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Conservative students criticize the left for seeking protection from ideas they don't agree with — for defining themselves as victims — and here I am arguing for protection for conservative and libertarian students.
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The result today is that even when a decision endorses Fourth Amendment protection —and requires a warrant, as in Carpenter — that protection is easy to avoid, and likely ineffectual in practice.
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And though Customs and Border Protection was able to ultimately determine that Montes had DACA protection, the lawsuit says, the agency still deported him to Mexico less than three hours later.
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A spokesperson for Customs & Border Protection did not comment.
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So data protection law still applies — without any restrictions.
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" AB 10033: "Protection of Fetuses from Dismemberment Abortion Act.
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He said he supplied video as soon as it was formally requested, but that he had asked the police to first fill out a data protection form, a procedure the venue had in place to ensure it was in compliance with the Data Protection Act, the UK law governing the protection of personal data.
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Other than, you know, keeping Earth safe, the planetary protection officer is in charge of evaluating space missions with planetary protection standards, advising NASA officials, and recommending new standards to the agency.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under the guide of interim director Mick Mulvaney has moved to rein in many of the consumer protection and enforcement actions taken by his predecessor, Richard Cordray.
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On Tuesday night, the Election Protection agency — the nation's largest nonpartisan voter protection coalition — said in a press release that it had received more than 30,000 calls as of 6:30 p.m.
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"It seems like an industry that is doing very well without copyright protection, and in fact, we think it does well because there is no copyright protection," Raustiala told Racked in 2016.
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Last October, Google launched its Advanced Protection Program for users who want to ensure the highest degree of protection for the data they store in services like Gmail, Google Calendar and Drive.
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"Just as the Fourth Geneva Convention recognized that the protection of civilians required the active involvement of the Red Cross, protection against nation-state cyberattacks requires the active assistance of technology companies."
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Meanwhile, lower-salience issues like, say, the Ratepayer Protection Act of 2015, to limit the Environmental Protection Agency's regulation over power plants (which Koch Industries lobbied on) receive far less public scrutiny.
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Yet, in Europe, where data protection rules are stronger — even in the wake of the recently introduced General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — it's less clear if Amazon needs to disclose the incident.
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He said that they get protection against the same kind of high-end, automated fraud that the large enterprise customers get, as well as protection against DDoS attacks, scraping and so on.
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In this latest battle, Amazon claims the sites are in violation of various laws and acts, including the Lanham Act, Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, Washington Consumer Protection Act, and Washington Common Law.
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Abengoa, a Sevilla-based company with a global renewable energy footprint, put its U.S. subsidiaries in Chapter 11 protection this year and filed for Chapter 15 protection from creditors of non-U.
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GOP bill would eliminate Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: Two Republican lawmakers introduced companion bills Tuesday to eliminate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the controversial watchdog agency long targeted by the GOP.
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"The Action Plan will allow us to help developing countries more quickly, and in the areas where support is most needed, such as disaster preparedness, social protection, and coastal protection," he added.
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The so-called National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) will be responsible for supervising and enforcing a law related to the treatment and protection of personal data online that was passed in August.
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Chinalco did not immediately respond to a request for comment, while the Jiaozuo environmental protection office, part of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, and Jiaozuo Wanfang could not be reached for comment.
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Today, the first screening of asylum seekers at the border often falls to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers, who attempt to separate out candidates for asylum and other forms of protection.
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That makes Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC), headed by Helen Dixon, the lead regulator in the bloc under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation's (GDPR) "One Stop Shop" regime introduced last year.
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Three fundamental governance weaknesses were outlined in the review: -NO CONSUMER PROTECTION MANDATE: Board oversight of consumer protection is distributed across several committees, with no specific committee mandated to oversee sales practices.
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Neighboring El Salvador's civil protection agency tweeted that the quake caused some electrical posts to fall, while the civil protection agency in neighboring Panama said there were no reports of damage there.
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The next day, Thompson urged Wolf and the four congressional leaders, who compose the Candidate Protection Advisory Committee, to begin considering dispatching the Secret Service protection, citing the protesters in Los Angeles.
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"State attorneys general have express statutory authority to enforce federal consumer protection laws, as well as the consumer protection laws of our respective states," the group of 18 said in a statement.
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That night, my sense of guilt — my shame at being someone deemed worthy of protection, and at the ways that protection might endanger others — effectively blocked my awareness of my own anger.
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The previous college of commissioners had intended to replace it alongside an update to the EU's broader personal data protection framework — the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — but failed to reach agreement.
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After reaching the established criteria and formally requesting protection, a group of bipartisan leaders in Congress and the Congressional Protection Advisory Committee submit a recommendation to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Soon after the move, after months of battling the administration's deregulation agenda, the federal government's top student consumer protection officer, Seth Frotman, resigned from his job at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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The upfront cost of buying five-year CDS protection on Rallye leapt from 48 to 73 points overnight in May after the company entered creditor protection, according to data provider IHS Markit.
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It was demonstrated by Dustin Gohmert, project manager on the Orion crew suit, who explained that it also has thermal protection and radiation protection, though not to the level of the xEMU.
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There is no cap on what banks can charge for fees on deposit accounts despite a wave of regulation by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to provide consumer protection in the financial services.
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The Trump administration calls the policy "Migrant Protection Protocols," but far from offering protection, the policy has led to a brutal wave of kidnappings in some of Mexico's most dangerous border cities.
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As of Thursday, 650 coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Italy, according to the country's civil protection agency (the ministry of health's count, which lags the civil protection numbers, is slightly lower).
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"We as citizens have a right to expect both protection through law enforcement when we obey the law, and protection from those in law enforcement when they break the law," he said.
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One group of plans would follow the same consumer protection guidelines afforded by the ACA; that means things like requiring essential health benefits and providing protection for people with pre-existing conditions.
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You&aposll also receive a broad range of travel insurance products including primary auto rental coverage, trip cancellation/interruption insurance, lost luggage insurance, trip delay coverage, purchase protection, return protection, and more.
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"We are always looking for ways to enhance the protection provided on our combat vehicles and we recognize Active Protection Systems as one of our highest priorities towards this end," Givens said.
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It also says it will work with the European Data Protection Board, and the relevant lead data protection authorities in the region, to ensure that online platforms comply with the EU's new data protection framework (GDPR) — and specifically to ensure that users "understand how personal information is processed in the targeted advertising model, and that effective controls are available".
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On this he notes: "While the EU General Data Protection Regulation includes promising provisions related to automated decision-making 37 and Data Protection Impact Assessments, it is worrying that the Data Protection Act 2018 creates a quite significant loophole to the GDPR for government data use and sharing in the context of the Framework for Data Processing by Government."
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While the Food and Drug Administration regulates claims around SPF (a number that tells you how much UVB, or sunburn, protection that a product offers) as well as "broad spectrum" (a term that means a product offers at least some UVA protection, helping to prevent tanning), the agency does not regulate claims about blue light protection.
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Strong leaders at the Environmental Protection Agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Labor Department have pushed those agencies to forge ahead with powerful initiatives to protect the environment, consumers and workers.
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Microsoft is also extending the Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) feature that allows enterprise security teams to detect and respond to threats to include the Windows Server OS for protection across platforms.
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The ruling applied to migrants granted so-called subsidiary protection - not qualifying as refugees but in need of international protection - and may as a result apply more broadly to all those granted asylum.
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If Facebook is found to have breached European data protection rules — the newly implemented General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — the company can face fines of up to four percent of its global revenue.
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The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which took effect last year and was seen as a landmark for privacy protection, has so far resulted in few tangible gains for consumers.
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It's the same portal that EU customers have been able to use since May, when the new EU-wide data protection rules — known as General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR — went into effect.
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But, at the very least, Colombia BIO offers an opportunity to clarify which parts of the country's wild areas most deserve protection at a moment when the offer of protection is still meaningful.
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Platinum: Price protection At 2,500 points you join Uber Platinum, which gets you the Gold benefits plus price protection on a route between two of your favorite places regardless of traffic or surge.
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"Throughout our history, we have enacted strong youth protection policies to prevent future abuse, including mandatory youth protection trainings and a formal leader-selection process that includes criminal background checks," the statement said.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 21 (Reuters) - The European Data Protection Supervisor said on Monday that preliminary results of its investigation into Microsoft contracts with EU institutions show serious issues over compliance with data protection rules.
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Similar numbers could also be seen in response to a question about whether companies have created the position of data protection officer or if they have appointed someone specifically responsible for data protection.
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The Sun Protection Factor (SPF) number is the level of protection a sunscreen provides against UVB rays, waves of light from the sun that are damaging to the outer surface of the skin.
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Another church protection bill, the Alabama Church Protection Act, is scheduled to be debated in the state legislature next Tuesday and is in some ways even more controversial than the one passed Tuesday.
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"We are going to wait, but not too long," said Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, head of France's data protection authority and chairwoman of a working group of the European Union's 28 data protection authorities.
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While this is a positive small step in the right direction (a little after-the-fact protection), it simply does not provide the kind of proactive protection and transparency the American public deserve.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; electronic anti-theft protection; and side and head air bags.
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Labor Department won't enforce investor protection rule after court decisionThe rule that protects your retirement savings may be on the ropesWhat to expect from your advisor with the investor protection rule in limbo
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Having a separate business credit card helps simplify financial housekeeping for my business, and the Ink Business Preferred comes with extra benefits such as travel protection, purchase protection, and no foreign transaction fees.
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"Until now hearing protection systems available were rigid, cumbersome and hard to put on the dog, with limited effectiveness in testing for the protection of canine hearing," ARL said in Wednesday&aposs statement.
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In 2010, a European Union study of data protection in India noted there were "no aspects of India's data protection which would unequivocally be regarded as 'adequate' by European Union standards as yet".
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But it is also part of a working group made up of the data protection authorities from various member states Buttarelli said data protection authorities from across the EU will meet next week.
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Flanked by cabinet heads from the Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Interior Department, Trump said he alone had proved that job creation and environmental protection could go hand in hand.
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According to a Headwaters analysis, wildfire protection and suppression annually costs the government approximately $3 billion, which is equal to half of President Donald Trump's proposed budget for the entire Environmental Protection Agency.
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