Sentence examples for actually protected from inspiring English sources

But he said the law actually protected women's rights.

But none of these values are actually protected by the park because all of it is still zoned as open to business.

Stone said it would be "completely reckless and irresponsible" for the justices to pick up all four cases only to rule that state bans on same-sex marriage are actually protected by the US constitution.

His assessment seemed likely to hearten President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan, who acknowledged in an opinion article in The Washington Post that, "Some in the U.S. press have suggested that Pakistan lacked vitality in its pursuit of terrorism or, worse yet, that we were disingenuous and actually protected the terrorists we claimed to be pursuing.

They wanted to determine "how successfully the pilots have provided members of the public with a formal mechanism for requesting information about individuals who have access to children and who may have convictions for child sex offending" – rather than attempting to answer the question of whether or not such schemes actually protected children.

Having already worked on plans to eradicate smallpox from parts of Africa, Henderson believed that trying to vaccinate everyone against the disease was futile; there wasn't enough funding nor, as he soon discovered, enough effective vaccine – quality control tests revealed that just 10% of available vaccine actually protected against smallpox.

"To actually protect someone with a pre-existing condition," she told ABC News, "they need full protection.

The behaviour of the mosquitoes may actually protect people here.

It filters unwanted sounds and actually protects my ears.

Mr. Gensler pushed back, saying the new rules would actually protect the economy.

And would the Project, were it to be applied all along the Shore, actually protect New Jersey?