Sentence examples for be closely protected from inspiring English sources
The only consolation we have is our long-standing warning that stock prices were far to high, that investment purchases should be postponed for lower prices, that even speculative commitments should be closely protected by stop-loss orders, and, finally, that a major reaction was pending.
I had been told it would be hard to meet O'Keeffe because she was closely protected by her assistant and companion, Juan Hamilton.
And whatever the other failings of Hafez and Bashar al-Assad in Syria, Christians in Syria were closely protected under their rule, perhaps because the Assads were from a minority — the Alawites — themselves.
The baby is being closely protected by its mother so its gender is not yet known.
The example Stamos provides to illustrate the third view is ancient Greek society, where because women were closely protected men would often turn to small boys for sex.
Grinda alleged that the Russian Ministry of Interior and the FSB are closely protecting Oniani in Russia (even in prison).
The identities of American officials whose communications are intercepted are usually closely protected by law, and not included even in classified intelligence reports.
As the continent's human population encroaches ever further on the habitat of its wildlife, conservationists must focus their efforts on smaller areas where numbers can be closely monitored and protected: "If we identify certain places and say, 'here is where we are going to focus our efforts and make sure population goes up.' Then we will have success".
Fifty-three yeafterfter his death, Wright's work is as closely protected by his fans as ever.
Conversely, other economic interests — although they may seem to be closely associated with the interests legitimately protected as emanating from that skill and judgment — are not protected.
Complex, high performance, engineering systems have to be closely monitored and controlled to ensure safe operation and protect public from potential hazards.
