Sentence examples for comments are protected from inspiring English sources
Stoneham's comments are protected by parliamentary privilege.
He says the trial is politically motivated and that his comments are protected by his right to free speech.
We accept that Bishop Jenky's comments are protected by the First Amendment, but we find it profoundly offensive that a member of our beloved university's highest authority, the Board of Fellows, should compare the President's actions with those whose genocidal policies murdered tens of millions of people, including the specific targeting of Catholics, Jews, and other minorities for their faith.
If Twitter had been designed to resemble a global online message board where anyone could post 140-character comments, would these commenters be protected by New Jersey's Shield Law?
He said that the accusations against him are unfounded and exaggerated and that his comments on homosexuality are protected by the First Amendment.
While the Counsel commented that parody and satire are protected under the First Amendment, press secretary Mike McCurry believed that "there is a difference when the President's image, which is his alone to control, is used in a way that would lead the viewer to believe he has said something he really didn't say".
Mr Hemming's comments and the reporting of them are protected by parliamentary privilege, which means he cannot face court proceedings.
Most Facebook users, or users of any social network for that matter, have no idea if the photos, comments or statements they post online are protected or not.
It goes on to argue that individual bloggers are protected by Section 230 from liability for their comments sections.
People are protected now.
