Sentence examples for be protected from both from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant General William Caldwell, who now oversees the buildup of Afghan security forces, told the ProPublica/Newsweek reporters that in Marja, the site of the latest major American offensive, villagers wanted to be protected from both the Taliban and the police.

To keep forage fish abundant, the role of both climate change and commercial fishing will need to be teased out so the populations can be protected from both, he says.

It is best to be protected from both, however, many sunblocks only protect against UVB rays.

People should be and are protected from both forms of religious persecution.

Typically, under such amnesties, perpetrators are protected from both criminal charges and civil liability.

"We hope that this will lead to even stronger action on ending [child marriage], with a law being enacted and enforced immediately, so that every single girl is protected from both human rights violations," Christa Stewart, Equality Now's Justice For Girls program manager, said in a statement provided to The Huffington Post. .

While more distant contexts are protected from both the formation and decay of memory, intermediate contexts may be subject to small amounts of decay.

As in migratory PGCs, some regions such as IAPs, and DMRs in imprinted genes, are protected from both active and passive demethylation in the early embryo.

These results are supported by a report of LCAT-null mice being protected from both diet-induced obesity and insulin resistance and from simultaneously developing increased hepatic insulin sensitivity [ 32].

Once a biofilm has been formed on an implant's surface, it is difficult to treat the infection because the bacteria residing in the biofilm are protected from both phagocytosis and antibiotics.

Recent work by Wu et al., [ 38] demonstrated that TLR4-deficient or the adaptor molecule myD88-deficient mice were protected from both kidney dysfunction and histological damage induced by renal IRI.