Sentence examples for clear protection from inspiring English sources

Just to be clear, "protection", at least for people, isn't always a good thing.

Also, balances on prepaid cards don't always have clear protection from F.D.I.C. insurance, the report found.

But, all being well, as they become wealthier they too may demand a good legal system, clear protection of property rights and eventually democratic privileges.

"It is absolutely vital the FTP games model provides clear protection for gamers, particularly children, and proper guidance for parents and developers alike," said chief executive Dr. Richard Wilson.

Mr. Snowden, in the meeting, said that the official offer of asylum that he had received from Venezuela should be regarded as giving him clear protection under international law and that he should be permitted to travel.

The specific profile of estrogens on cardiovascular risk, with limiting action on atherogenesis but a less clear protection on cardiovascular episodes, might be improved by other agonists of the estrogen receptor, such as isoflavones.

Legalizing same-sex marriage could ratchet these up in complicated ways, creating the possibility of expensive litigation, some advocates of clear-cut protection for religious objectors say.

Pre-treatment with HA determined a partial but clear-cut protection of the FEV1 impairment due to the challenge: the average post-challenge FEV1 resulted to be 12.43% less than the pre-challenge baseline value.

Karen Tumlin, legal director at the National Immigration Law Center, which advocates for immigrants' rights, said in a statement that while the decision was a relief, Dreamers were owed more clear-cut protection from Congress.

Our role should be to aim for a negotiated solution, with clear protections for minorities.

Miller says there are clear protections in the European convention around religious belief.