Sentence examples for closely protect from inspiring English sources

And with growing concern over data collection, including proposed legislation to more closely protect consumers, one company is trying to make privacy policies that are both easy for consumers to read and easy for mobile application developers to create.

Much like "The Social Network," about Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, "Rodham," which is unauthorized, is being built around public figures and material in the public domain, putting it beyond the control of Mrs. Clinton and the aides who closely protect her image as she contemplates a 2016 presidential bid.

He and wife Moira, who never had children, closely protect their private lives.

Suddenly, there was the evacuated, closely protected aura of a war zone.

Grinda alleged that the Russian Ministry of Interior and the FSB are closely protecting Oniani in Russia (even in prison).

I had been told it would be hard to meet O'Keeffe because she was closely protected by her assistant and companion, Juan Hamilton.

She lives in a cocoon of silence, or at least of whispers, so closely protected by her family that weeks after the suicide she has yet to read the note Jay left behind.

And whatever the other failings of Hafez and Bashar al-Assad in Syria, Christians in Syria were closely protected under their rule, perhaps because the Assads were from a minority — the Alawites — themselves.

The baby is being closely protected by its mother so its gender is not yet known.

This means if someone knew where to look they could access trade secrets closely protected by automakers.

The example Stamos provides to illustrate the third view is ancient Greek society, where because women were closely protected men would often turn to small boys for sex.