Sentence examples for boost protection from inspiring English sources

China wants to boost protection for consumers online, where there is still a lot of uncertainty about how to claim compensation or hold online vendors to account.

Other methods could boost protection, including using another item of security, like a number-generating key fob or application on a mobile phone, called two-factor authentication.

The pre-school booster is also important, not only to boost protection in that child but also to reduce the risk of them passing the infection on to vulnerable babies, as those under four months cannot be fully protected by the vaccine.

HIV drugs can be used to boost protection against HIV as well as treating symptoms after infection, research suggests.

The good news from Paris, which hosted the commission's annual meeting that ended on Saturday, is a decision to boost protection for sharks and turtles, which are accidentally caught by vessels fishing for tuna.

The rule was called for in the Dodd-Frank financial oversight law, but efforts to boost protection and segregation of customer collateral have gained momentum following the collapse of futures brokerage MF Global in October.

Sanders voted against the 2007 bipartisan immigration bill on the grounds that it didn't have enough protections for new guest workers (although it did boost protections for farmworkers).

Now, rules are being proposed to boost protections for survivors.

Two bills that would boost protections for consumers taking out PACE home-improvement loans are headed to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk after passing the Legislature.

Intelligence officials have emphasized that Americans should take steps to verify the information they read on social media and have called on technology companies to boost protections.

The CASA Compact calls for new state laws to boost protections for tenants, increase apartment construction near transit and help raise more than $1 billion to build low-income housing, among other things.