Examples of Ministry of Internal Affairs in a sentence
The use of personal information submitted by applicants during the application period is limited to necessary use by the Embassy or Consulate of Japan, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), CLAIR, Contracting Organisations including host prefectures/designated cities (see Note 6) and private contracting companies in charge of services related to the management of the Programme.
The application sought approval for the installation of three modular retail units to provide temporary trading space for the duration of development works associated with planning application reference 21/02759/FUL.
The relevant units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia shall ensure the enforcement of decisions to place a person in isolation.
The LEPL Office of Resource Officers of Educational Institutions operating under the governance of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Georgia, within the framework of existing resources, shall assist the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia regarding the detection of cases of violation of quarantine rules by persons placed in quarantine areas allocated by the State, through controlling the outer perimeter of quarantine areas.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs oversees local police forces and maintains internal civil defense troops.
The Census covers all establishments (excluding those belonging to the government) falling under [Division F - Manufacturing Industry] listed in the Standard Industrial Classification for Japan (2002 Announcement No. 139 of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications).
Sakvarelidze National Centre for Disease Control and Public Health shall send information on a natural person subject to self-isolation (name, surname, personal number, contact details and address of the place of self-isolation/residence address) to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia.
On the basis of a justified petition of an authorised body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia, a judge shall be authorised to issue an order imposing alternative measures to placement in temporary placement centres on an alien, as determined by Article 64 of the Law of Georgia on Legal Status of Aliens and Stateless Persons.
However, this does not apply to cases specified by Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
A judge shall review a petition submitted by an authorised body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia within 30 days after submission and shall issue an order removing an alien from Georgia, or render a decision rejecting the petition.