Sentence examples for able to be protected from inspiring English sources

The leaders of Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Nottingham, Sheffield, Leeds and Manchester local authorities say the scale of the expected cuts imposed by ministers means that vital services will no longer be able to be protected.

And for someone that's always been in control, always tried to do the right things, always paid to have coverage and do the things that are appropriate, now we're in this position of not even being able to be protected.

Only the unique and original expression of a story or idea is able to be protected under copyright law.

Front-line services would not be able to be fully protected, he said, but the council would be looking to protect the most vulnerable.

Nowadays, we are protecting computers just to be able to protect the user accounts that are on the computer".

It's very demeaning for a dad, to stand there and not be able to protect his children from being removed, and not be able to protect his wife.

Defence lawyers will be able to question protected witnesses.

You will not be able to add protected WMA files to your iTunes library.

It was a sign that the line would not be able to protect Mark Sanchez, who was sacked 38 more times.

"If they can't protect them up there in the north-east, why would they be able to protect us here," is how one Lagos resident put it.

That means you'll be able to protect whatever data is stored on the sticks from unwanted eyes.