Sentence examples for certainly protected from inspiring English sources

It has a heritage of about 5000 years and its cultural heritage should be certainly protected and enhanced.

"All foreign investors' legitimate interests in Hong Kong" would be certainly protected, he said, adding he would continue to welcome foreign investment into Hong Kong.

Lawyers should certainly protect the law".

I need to certainly protect my family".

The Fourth Amendment would certainly protect Americans from unnecessary, overly intimate security checks.

A law like this sounds reasonable to many people, and it would certainly protect privacy, but at great cost to consumers.

"It would certainly be what he needs, it would certainly protect the value of the player and when he does return to Liverpool no doubt we will see the Aquilani that we signed before he came here injured last year".

Serving vinaigrette underneath greens of a pear and blue cheese salad certainly protects the delicate lettuces, but we didn't figure it out until halfway through what appeared to be an unseasoned salad.

Yet, a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, even those grown with pesticides, almost certainly protects against some common cancers and other debilitating and sometimes lethal diseases as well, like heart disease, diabetes and age-related macular degeneration.

Mr. Saakashvili interpreted the aid operation as a decision to defend Georgia's ports and airports...The White House certainly doesn't see it that way an administration official told the Times, "We won't be protecting the airport or seaport, but we'll certainly protect our assets if we need to".

Whether the romantic confessions are, indeed, made on principle or, as seems more likely, out of compulsive exhibitionism, Sarko's current efforts should certainly protect the French public from any future Mitterrand-style cover-ups, at the same time that they promise to destroy any chance of his successors enjoying a private private life.