Sentences with phrase «allow citizens concerned»
For three years, my colleagues and I have worked very hard to develop our New York Marcellus Shale Internet map server to allow citizens concerned about gas and oil extraction to access a great deal of highly useful data.
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We have a representative democracy which tends to validate religious belief instead of recognizing that they should have NO ROLE where religion is concerned other than to protect it's citizens, religious or not, and allowing all to live within the basic laws of the country which should have wide support and sound evidence supporting the need for them.
The Northfield Township Conservancy, a citizens group concerned about the traffic congestion major development would bring, wants to see at least 300 acres preserved, with office buildings and shopping allowed on no more than 20 percent of the remaining buildable land.
Adrienne Esposito, with Citizens Campaign for the Environment, says the plan allows for a new dumpsite in the eastern part of the Sound, which New York State officials are concerned about.
In 1971 a group of concerned citizens re-opened the rescue and were allowed to operate out of a small space at the Orangeburg Animal Control building currently on Ruf Road.
ALDF has drafted a Model Law for a Private Right of Action, based on North Carolina's unique provision that, if passed in other states, would greatly reduce the burden on local prosecutors and allow concerned citizens and animal protection groups to stop the tragedy of hoarding in their own communities throughout the country.
Many Canadian citizens who reside outside the country for legitimate employment - related or other reasons and who maintain strong ties to and care deeply about Canada, are prevented from having a voice in Canada's political life, while many others, both inside and outside the country, who may be less connected or concerned, are allowed to vote.
EPIC seems concerned about the «Clear Notice and Personal Choice» policy, which it dubs both «weird» and «remarkable,» based on an apparent concern that it allows agencies to «routinely disclose personal information of citizens to private companies.»
In a judgment handed down on 4 November 2015, the Court of Appeal allowed an appeal against a decision of the Upper Tribunal concerning the rights of EU citizens to bring non-EU family members into the UK.
Those wishing to operate under the Privacy Shield must allow citizens of the EU with complaints to address concerns with the offending entities.
Ruby wants an expansion of «public interest standing,» to «allow an ordinary citizen to raise animal cruelty concerns when the government will not.»
CJFE's aim is to highlight concerns with sweeping new cybersecurity legislation Bill C - 59, which grants the Canadian authorities broad powers to monitor its citizens and conduct aggressive cyber operations, with some provisos that allow for government oversight.