Sentences with phrase «treats public and private institutions»

The bills also include a one - year window to revive old cases and treats public and private institutions identically.

The bills also include a one - year window to revive old cases and treats public and private institutions the same.

It would also include the one - year window to revive old cases and would treat public and private institutions the same when it comes to child sex abuse.

The bill would extend the time that criminal or civil cases against predators can be brought, treat public and private institutions equally when it comes to sex abuse cases, and provide a window to revive cases barred under current law.

With three weeks to go in the legislative session, advocates are still pushing for passage of a Child Victims Act that would do away with the statute of limitations on child sex abuse cases, create a one - year window so survivors who can't bring cases under current law could do so, and treat public and private institutions the same.

The bill would give abuse victims more time to bring criminal and civil lawsuits and treat public and private institutions the same when it comes to child sex abuse.

His bill would also provide a one - year window to revive old cases, and treat public and private institutions the same.

Not exact matches

Thus, while it initially appeared that the bill was designed to foster entrepreneurial development of decentralized systems, such as the Ethereum network, to allow individuals to reclaim some power from large companies, the bill does not accomplish that aim as it treats public and private blockchains (and possibly even legacy payment systems) equally.By opening this loophole in the definition of blockchain, Nevada does not appear to be showing any more support for the blockchain upstart community than it shows for multinational financial institutions and banks at large.

A few paragraphs later Cardinal Dulles laments that «the greatest threat to religion, in my estimation, is the kind of secularism that would exclude religion from the public forum and that treats churches as purely private institutions that have no rightful influence on legislation, public policy, and other dimensions of public life.»

While Hoylman supports treating private and public institutions the same, he said «it would be wrong to hide behind the issue to block legislation from being passed.