Sentence examples for diminished protections from inspiring English sources

Even if devolved administrations in Edinburgh or Cardiff were not covered by an English Bill of Rights,  Liberty have argued that they too would be affected and suffer from "diminished protections" in relation to action which originated at Westminster.

We would never propose a rule that we thought would diminish protections afforded to investors under the federal securities laws.

But his main concern over any Conservative bill of rights is that it should not diminish protections.

Labor officials defend the disability program, saying that any possible problems affect only the L.I.R.R., and that changing the overall program would diminish protection for workers in a still-dangerous occupation.

SPINK1 gene mutations are thought to diminish protection against prematurely activated trypsin, and are thereby linked to trypsin-related pancreatic injury [10], [15].

Asc deficiency is also expected to diminish protection against reactive oxygen species.

Hewett concluded by arguing that all of these cases had diminished the protections of the jury and of the defendant's right to have his own defense.

"This is particularly encouraging because those at greatest risk of Ebola live primarily in Africa and diminished vaccine protection in African populations has been seen for other diseases".

As shown in Figures 5b h, the expression of ATG7 and Beclin1 was significantly inhibited and the two shRNAs, respectively, diminished the protection of autophagy on MSCs stemness.

In contrast, H89 (PKA inhibitor) and LY294002 (Pinhibitoritor) diminished the protection against apoptosis provided by FSH in cultured MGCs that was associated with suppression of FoxO1 activity.

In the clinical setting, it seems as though patients with cyanotic congenital heart defects have severely diminished myocardial protection [ 1], as well as persistently impaired ventricular function following corrective surgery and a higher rate of morbidity and mortality compared to nonhypoxaemic patients [ 50– 50].