Sentence examples for can still be protected from inspiring English sources

Politicians delude themselves that privacy can still be protected.

Besides, individual privacy can still be protected through such steps as limiting gun traces to firearms involved in a criminal investigation and barring fishing expeditions.

"We worked tirelessly with the administration to make sure there are provisions in place so that the children can still be protected," he said.

You can open your door (after looking through the peephole) and still be protected.

A house could still be protected.

Such sites were preferred regardless of their actual protection status, which leads to the following conclusion: although existing forest reserves are very important to three-toed woodpecker, suitable habitats with similar characteristics can still be found outside protected areas and are also utilized by the species.

In contrast to traditional encryption techniques, watermarked media data can still be used while remaining protected, and thus watermarking can provide post-delivery protection of digital media.

Howard Collins, London Underground's chief operating officer, said: "Despite the Tube being one of the most environmentally friendly ways to travel in London, more can still be done to help protect the environment.

Although the N.R.C. insists that safety remains its top priority, its timidity in this case cries out for a searching Congressional inquiry into whether the regulators can still be counted on to protect the public from cavalier reactor operators.

At Side, facing the island of Cyprus, the remains of an ancient breakwater, built to protect the anchorage, can still be seen, but the area enclosed between it and the advancing shoreline is now not a stone's throw wide.

They are already partially protected but some species can still be traded with permits.