'grant protection' is a perfectly acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The government granted their citizens protection from unfair taxation."
Major characteristic peaks of flavonoids, sesquiterpenes, and phenols suggest that these biomolecules may be responsible for the formation of protective capping layers around DH-AgNps and DH-AuNps which grant protection against aggregation and biological activity.
Since the days of Ulysses S. Grant, protection of the national parks has been a solemn presidential duty.
The bill would grant protection from discrimination to people on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Michael Karnavas, the defense lawyer, also asked why he ignored the army's rule to grant protection to prisoners of war under the Geneva Conventions.
In his otherwise thoughtful and informative piece, Sanneh fails to mention our legal obligation under U.N. protocol to grant protection to bona-fide refugees.
Patents grant protection on inventions, guaranteeing those who hold them a period of monopoly to recoup costs – in the case of drug companies, this can be as much as 20 years.
"We grant protections to lawyers, with legal privilege, journalists with the protection of their sources and doctors with doctor-patient confidentiality.
North Carolina approved a law blocking local governments from passing anti-discrimination rules that grant protections to gay and transgender people.
Denmark now accepts most Eritreans should be granted protection.
The idea borrows from existing copyright law, but grants protection to users, rather than authors.
He argued that while the Supreme Court has granted protection to consumer boycotts, business activity is different.
