Sentence examples for closed and protected from inspiring English sources

Hungary, a staunch opponent of plans to redistribute refugees around the bloc, had already proposed that refugees be restricted to "closed and protected" centres beyond the EU's borders.

Closed and protected economic policies in that period caused a slow increase in the number of private manufactures by 1.3%, whereas the number of public manufactures increased by 4.4%, (see Table 5).

Radical regulations were practically established or supported after low economic performance in Turkey in the 1960s, which transformed the economy into one which was closed and protected, with import substitution industrialization based on domestic consumption growth after technological change from agricultural growth.

You cannot connect when you are closed and protected.

So far, over 13 million ha of plantations have been established; 4.33 million ha of mountainous and highly degradable land were closed and protected from grazing and fire and 0.4 million ha of forests were established by aerial seeding.

Finally, the government lost its function in the end of 1950s, and, following the military coup, the prime minister was executed and a new government instituted regulation policies that turned Turkey into a closed and protected economy similar to those of the developed countries, promoting domestic consumption until the 1980s.

The measure halves the number of sorting centres to be closed and protects underused post offices for at least another year.

It has sufficient volume of octyl-blend monomer to close and protect wounds up to 8 10 cm in length.

Previously, it was common for jihadi forums to be closed and password protected, only allowing those screened and chosen to enter [10].

Some pathogenic bacteria form areas in the host's body where they are closed off and protected from the immune system, as occurs in the boils in the skin formed by staphylococci and the cavities in the lungs formed by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

"What this suggests to me is that the psychological benefits that we get from feeling close and protected and connected to our partner, particularly at night, trumps even those objective consequences of sharing a bed," Dr. Troxel said.