Sentence examples for considerable protection from from inspiring English sources
This law provides considerable protection from liability, but the level of protection diminishes as time passes.
The Hague tribunals, created by the United Nations Security Council to handle war crimes in the former Yugoslavia and in Rwanda, did give United Nations peacekeepers and International Red Cross workers considerable protection from being subpoenaed as witnesses, on the theory that they needed neutrality and independence to do their work and not become targets of retaliation.
Through this analysis, moreover, we can say that IHL, through pillage, provides considerable protection from dispossession through displacement.
A case control study from the US showed considerable protection from IPD for reduced vaccination schedules and even some protection from only one dose.
On its own, QPc.crc-14D provided considerable protection from P. coronata isolate CR251 in this study.
Cholestatic BDL mice also showed considerable protection from ischemic liver injury, measured by the level of transaminase release, histological liver injury, and neutrophil infiltration [ 99].
Despite the fact that the project supervisors did not provide comprehensive supervision for the entire duration of the project, members of the community interpreted the ongoing involvement of the project to have provided considerable protection for them from the activities of unskilled drug sellers.
He enjoyed considerable protection in the city, where he had often received shipments from India and China of the precursor chemicals used to manufacture meth.
Pomegranate seed oil (5%) and PFE application prior to TPA on mouse skin resulted in delay in latency period from 9 to 14 weeks and afforded considerable protection in terms of tumor incidence and tumor multiplicity [ 103, 104].
Prisoners of war are given comprehensive protections under the Third Geneva Convention, while civilian prisoners are granted considerable protection under the Fourth Convention.
The listing gives the RVT, built in 1860-62, considerable protection against any changes to use or look.
