Examples of Protective Agency in a sentence
Child Protective Agency workers are authorized to assume custody to remove a child from school.
You must report your observations to a Child Protective Agency immediately, or as soon as practicably possible, by telephone and send a written report to the Child Protective Agency within 36 hours after you become aware of the abuse of the child.
The Contractor will comply with all pesticide herbicide application requirements as set forth by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Commerce, Division of Plant Industries, Federal Environmental Protective Agency requirements; and manufacturers’ instructions provided with chemicals on labels and/or in accompanying brochures.
Design-Build Contractor shall analyze paint samples for both total lead and toxicity characteristic leaching procedure (TCLP) lead using United States Environmental Protective Agency (U.S. EPA) SW Method 6010 to determine proper removal and disposal methods.
I understand that as a participant in the Fourth Judicial District Court Specialty Court Programs, I will be subject to the continued monitoring and tracking of my criminal justice involvement and/or Division of Child and Family Services and/or other Child Protective Agency during and after my participation in the program.
To offer student accident insurance through Student Protective Agency (Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company) for the 2020-2021 school year at the following cost: School Time Plan $37.00 Twenty-four Hour Plan $91.00 D.
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Your local Child Abuse Prevention Council or Child Protective Agency will be familiar with existing local services.
Emergency Response Unit in the Child Protective Agency and discuss the situation.
The child should be told what to expect once the decision to report is made (i.e., that parents will be called and the Emergency Response Unit in the Child Protective Agency will be notified, etc.).Do not make any guarantees to the child about what will happen, but let the child know as much as possible.