Sentence examples for a full immunity from inspiring English sources

Thus, full (universalizable) self-ownership can include no enforcement rights (but a full immunity to loss), or full enforcement rights (but no immunity to loss for rights violations), or anything in between (on the issue of indeterminacy, see Fried [2004, 2005] and Vallentyne, Steiner, and Otsuka [2005]).

For a given individual, a maximal set of self-ownership rights would include both a full immunity against loss even if the agent violates the rights of others (and hence others would not be permitted to use non-consensual force against her ever) and maximal enforcement rights against others (which would permit the agent to use force against others in order to prevent their violation of her rights).

This contrasts with the present results where SMS was observed to lead to a full immunity to B. cinerea that is insensitive to JA.

It is our view, given what is currently known about immunity (in particular, the reported association between seropositivity and reductions in the number of incident infections in seropositive individuals [ 34, 35]), that the protection mechanism assumed in SIS2 may be a more realistic representation of naturally acquired protective immunity than a short but full immunity as in SIRS4.

Each case described in subparagraph (B) in which the Secretary of State has certified that a person enjoys full immunity from the criminal jurisdiction of the United States under laws extending diplomatic privileges and immunities.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld warned that America might not send its forces to join future peacekeeping missions without a grant of full immunity from the jurisdiction of the new International Criminal Court.

However, a child below the age of 10 will need two doses of the H1N1 vaccine, spaced about a month apart, and full immunity will not occur until about a week after the final dose.

As a result, Chunghwa received full immunity from fines.

Like the SS colonel played by Waltz in the film — who negotiates full immunity, a military pension, U.S. citizenship and property on Nantucket Island in exchange for ending the war (by letting the Basterds kill the entire German high command, including Hitler) — Wolff negotiated the surrender of the SS and Wehrmacht forces in Northern Italy with Allen Dulles.

While a single dose of the vaccine will grant immunity in about 95% of the people who get it, a small number of people require a second dose to get full immunity.

In conclusion, the models which provided the optimal combination of parsimony and goodness of fit to the currently available Australian data are these where seropositivity indicates only a partial (or very short full) immunity against re-infection and seroreversion is assumed to be taking place.