Sentence examples for definitively protected from inspiring English sources
He wrote it in the conviction that the peaceful evolution of culture was definitively protected against the danger of revolution and that the conflict between popular sovereignty and the monarchy had been settled once and for all in favour of the latter.
I can't think of a single device that has been definitively protected from hacking.
A system created with the sole purpose of detecting and preventing hate speech has accomplished the exact opposite effect: excluding a marginalized group from protection and definitively protecting a group that not only has fundamental protections and privileges, but is arguably the group most responsible for the behavior being proscribed!
Under Obama's rule, the Clean Water Act would definitively protect about 2 million miles of streams and 20 million acres of wetlands.
The effect of diminished GH activity on human lifespan is yet to be definitively elucidated, although these populations do appear to be protected from age-related metabolic dysfunction and cancer [ 8].
When human life begins and should be protected by law has never been established scientifically, probably never can be definitively, and is a religious point of view.
Others noted that none of the prisoners in "Ivan Denisovich" were definitively identified as a Jew, and the one whose Jewish identity was subtly hinted at was the one who had the most privileges and was protected from the greatest rigors.
The bill would also prevent a similar data trawl of internet communication records, which was stopped in 2011, and definitively close a so-called "backdoor" that potentially enables the NSA to intercept the internet communications of Americans swept up in a program protected by Section 702 of the of the Fisa Amendments Act.
