Sentences with phrase «undermine public safety»

Although broadband data access is important during emergencies, some experts do not think that the delays in its implementation will seriously undermine public safety.

The guidelines on political endorsements include an exception allowing district attorneys to speak out against people or policies that «undermine public safety.»

«We think both pieces of legislation are unwise and will undermine public safety,» Kelly said Wednesday.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and other mayors quickly criticized the proposed cuts to Sanctuary Cities, saying the plan would undermine public safety, noting that much of the funding from the Department of Justice and Homeland Security is earmarked for the New York City Police Department.

«As the chief inspector of probation himself implies, the government's interpretation of its own laws on human rights have quite improperly been allowed to undermine public safety.»

Hizzoner said that Trump's plan would undermine public safety, and that if funds from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security were cut, «We would be in court immediately.»

But here in New York City and in cities across this nation, this executive order could in fact undermine public safety and make our neighborhoods less safe,» the mayor said.

Fitzpatrick cited a part of the appendix in the rule book stating that district attorneys «are entitled to criticize those policies that undermine public safety.»

The Act effectively gives the British government the right to «de-recognize» an embassy, and therefore dispense with the principle of inviolability, if it believes that premises are being misused for non-diplomatic purposes that undermine public safety or national security.

The extreme levels of incarceration come at a human and financial cost that is unjustified by the legitimate purposes of sentencing, and that perversely undermines public safety.

Boards of nursing have even supported legislation and / or rules limiting injections to professionally educated and credentialed medical assistants, and have taken the position that boards of medical examiners are undermining public safety by allowing such delegation to medical assistants who are not professionally educated nor credentialed.

Not exact matches

Beyond the food safety vulnerabilities, food fraud creates tremendous economic harm and undermines peoples» trust in the food supply chain, extending to companies, the food industry and even public institutions.

Politicians need to emphasise that public safety «must come first», and say «loud and clear that human rights do not compromise public safety», Lord Falconer concluded - but at the same time ensure the independence of the judiciary is not undermined.

«It is not right for us to allow the government to undermine the integrity of the probation service, and to put profits ahead of public safety,» Plaid Westminster leader Elfyn Llwyd said.

«Targeting immigrants at our courthouses undermines our criminal justice system and threatens public safety,» Schneiderman said.

«Anything that would artificially limit our ability to gather resources would undermine all of our efforts,» on public safety, education and affordable housing, de Blasio added.

«Anything that would artificially limit our ability to put together resources would undermine all of our efforts whether it be at a public safety, affordable housing, education etc.,» de Blasio responded to Avella.

It was also leaked on the same day closures and downsizing of juvenile justice facilities were announced, which will put more people out of work and undermine important public safety services.

It said, «The public must note that the Service remains unrelenting in its efforts to deal with any group or band of criminals / unscrupulous elements who may threaten public safety or engage in activities that can undermine the ability of law abiding citizens and residents to pursue their legitimate businesses.

«Gov. Walker and the Republicans tried to cram a budget through the state Senate, a budget that obliterates the rights of public workers and undermines the safety net relied upon by Wisconsin's most vulnerable citizens,» the letter said.

What Romero discusses publicly, criticizing not only teachers unions for undermining public education but also public safety unions for pricing their services beyond the ability of cities and counties to afford them, is privately echoed by Democratic lawmakers throughout California.

arbitrary, undermining the very purposes of the CDSA, which include public health and safety.

It is arbitrary regardless of which test for arbitrariness is used because it undermines the very purposes of the CDSA — the protection of health and public safety.

Although they praise some aspects of the bill, overall it «undermines the cause and pursuit of fair and equal justice for all, largely ignores the interests of victims of crime, and puts at risk the undeniable strides and unparalleled success of Massachusetts» approach to public safety and criminal justice for at least the last 25 years,» the DAs wrote.

The SCC found the Minister's decision was «arbitrary», bearing no relation to the CDSA's stated objectives; that the decision undermined the very purposes of the CDSA which include public health and safety; and that the foreseeable harm to the claimants arising from that decision was «grossly disproportionate to any benefit that Canada might derive from presenting a uniform stance on the possession of narcotics.»