Sentence examples for guaranteed immunity from inspiring English sources

Everyone's allowed into this party, but nobody is guaranteed immunity from an egging.

But what if doctors could be guaranteed immunity for prescribing the drug?

But holidays - no matter how widely or religiously observed - have never guaranteed immunity from violence.

And, in this broken state, the perpetrators are almost guaranteed immunity from prosecution.

American service members would still be guaranteed immunity except in cases of serious or premeditated felonies committed outside their duties.

The soldiers were guaranteed immunity from their own evidence but could be charged using the evidence of others.

"Political status did not guarantee immunity".

No law in the world can guarantee immunity from violence.

Simply being young does not guarantee immunity from the frustratingly crusty decisions of a stereotypical fogy.

Since then the Bush administration, prodded by conservative Republicans in Congress, has fought to guarantee immunity for American peacekeepers.

You cannot guarantee immunity from accident, but you can and must take steps to minimise the risks.