Sentence examples for elementary protection from inspiring English sources

Because Gharani, like every other Guantánamo detainee, had effectively been declared a non-person — someone to whom the elementary protection of habeas corpus does not apply — Anderson made the compensatory gesture of monumentalizing him.

Such a switch for wireless (or for the camera, or the microphone) seems to me an elementary protection against a number of potential dangers, and I doubt I'm the only one who would appreciate it.

The National Review's Elliot Abrams also criticised Egypt's security forces for failing at the "elementary responsibility" of the protection of foreign embassies, "one we should insist that Mr Morsi's new Muslim Brotherhood government fulfill".

Thus, even if the doors to the markets of the rich countries were fully open to imports, exports from the poor countries would have to get past their own doors.We know from numerous case studies dating back to the 1970s (which only corroborated elementary economic logic) that protection is often the cause of dismal export, and hence economic, performance.

It became a real eye-opener experience and it definitely inclines the individual to support the protection of elementary human rights for everyone.

GSH antioxidant network play elementary role in cellular protection against free radical species.

They created the opening by making systems that blindly pull and suggest info from users, and failed to provide protections against elementary abuses of it.

Here is proposed a structure called direct hybridization where fuel cells and ultracapacitors are directly associated at the elementary scale, permitting the double protection sought, limiting the interactions with the power electronics and providing a natural energy management (no external control required).

Nearly all state programs are vulnerable, even elementary and secondary education, which typically enjoys protection during a recession.

Elementary schools are one potential venue for sun protection interventions that reduce childhood sun exposure.

Later, the Legislature fashioned a compromise, decentralizing city schools into 32 districts and giving locally elected boards power to run their elementary and junior high schools, but adopting strong protections for teachers' jobs.