Sentence examples for extend protections from inspiring English sources
Last year, the Arkansas state legislature passed a bill barring local governments from expanding their civil rights protections to any class not protected in the state statute, which does not extend protections on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
It called on countries to extend protections to such workers.
The last would extend protections to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender victims of domestic violence.
But the conservation community was disappointed by Iccat's refusal to extend protections to endangered sharks.
Congress should extend protections to prior users of all types of patents.
"The Commission is working to extend protections for disabled workers in the Equality Bill, currently before Parliament, by seeking the abolition of pre-employment health questionnaires.
Furthermore, even those regimes that differentiate between PDOs and PGIs extend protections to both, thereby effectively conflating the two into one category of geographic indications.
It is a fantasy to suppose that, if Britain votes to leave, these victors would want to maintain or extend protections for pensioners or workers.
He said it underlined the need for a federal shield law that would extend protections to journalists in line with similar safeguards that already exist in many states.
In May, the board voted to extend protections to transgender students and staff by adding "gender identity" to its nondiscrimination policy.
Homeland Security officials said they will extend protections for Syrians who already possess the permits through Sept. 30, 2019, but would not accept more recent arrivals.
