Sentence examples for express protection from inspiring English sources
Express protection for the elderly doubles the proportional cut for everyone else, to about 10%.
His automobile was one of his "effects," and hence within the express protection of the Fourth Amendment.
Especially as US privacy laws provide no express protection for facial recognition data, as the NYT report notes.
Especially as US privacy laws provide no express protection for facial recognition data, as the NYT report notes.
Public Citizen says the agreement puts a requirement on countries to allow unregulated cross-border transfer of Internet users' data and prohibits governments from requiring companies host data on local servers — with what it says is no express protection for privacy and data protection policies to be exempted from the rules.
The judges also dismissed arguments from Liberty, the National Union Journalists, English PEN and others that the schedule 7 stop and search powers were arbitrary and lacked any safeguards or express protections for confidential journalist sources or materials.
Intestinal epithelial cells (IEC) somatically targeted to express the ATG16L1 T300A variant show protection against invasion by Salmonella.
At any of the levels it is relatively easy to envision (and design) systems that statically express a particular protection intent.
In fact, during the argument in the second case, two of the justices who eventually dissented, Justice Breyer and Justice David H. Souter, became close allies and tried to build a strategy for rescuing the recount based on the expressed equal-protection concerns of one justice, Anthony M. Kennedy.
Journalists face major impediments in their reporting owing to limited protections and defences under defamation laws, as well as the absence of any express constitutional protection for speech.
This new wave of migrants consists increasingly of parents with children who request humanitarian protection and express a fear of return, steps that slow or stop their deportation.
