Sentence examples similar to granting of protection from inspiring English sources

The Ghent court ruled in the meantime that conditions cannot be attached to the granting of bankruptcy protection".

He applied for a patent, but, when the granting of this protection was indefinitely delayed, he stopped his experiments and went into exile for several years.

The first time the UNHCR formally recommended the granting of temporary protection involved "persons fleeing the conflict and human rights abuses in the former Yugoslavia".

We oppose the promotion of homosexuality, the elimination of laws against sodomy, and the granting of minority protection or special status to any person based upon sexual preference or lifestyle choices.

The 1998 South African Domestic Violence Act contains a particularly innovative feature -- granting of a temporary Protection Order in cases where the court is satisfied that the actions of the aggressor pose "imminent harm" to the complainant.

His efforts, however, initiated the unofficial English acceptance of Jewish settlement and led to the granting of an official charter of protection to the Jews of England in 1664, after Manasseh's death.

A law passed by Congress in 1990 created T.P.S., which was intended to formalize the long-standing U.S. practice of granting legal protection to refugees of natural disasters and social unrest.

Just granting the protection of law to 11 million people currently living in fear of the authorities would be a notable victory for the cause of human rights.

Prior to compliance with TRIPS, unwarranted curtailment was not an issue given that US law granted the period of protection from the date the patent is granted.

While naturalists describe the koala as representative of "charismatic megafauna", Beeton is unmoved by charisma: under pressure from a television interviewer last week, he responded that his committee would grant protection of the koala as much consideration as protection of the death adder – the subject of another recent determination.

Mr. Hanq is an important tribal leader in the mountainous area, and he is a good example of the way that Al Qaeda has used Yemen's tribes for its own ends, relying on ancient traditions of loyalty to tribe and clan above all else and the practice of granting protection to those who seek the tribe's hospitality.