Sentence examples for imposed protections from inspiring English sources

Nearly extinct half a century ago, the tigers rebounded when the government imposed protections, and their numbers remained more or less stable for much of the last decade.

The president could take some credit for having — at least ostensibly — tried to impose protections against last-minute regulations.

American law allows him to impose protection for industries that have suffered injury from imports.

ISIS has moved boldly into Syria to establish their Sunni warrior bona fides, taking on al-Qaeda's local branch, the al-Nusra Front, as Islamist weaklings, and meting out crucifixions for Shiite heretics and Sunni non-conformists, while using kidnappings and imposing protection-money demands on Christians.

Mary K. Wakefield, administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration of the Department of Health and Human Services, said in a statement that it had imposed "appropriate protections so that critically important research can continue" without violating legal requirements on confidentiality.

Mary K. Wakefield, administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration of the Department of Health and Human Services, said in a statement that it had imposed "appropriate protections so that critically important research can continue" without violating legal requirements to keep identities confidential.

"Outside the EU and the US, there are few if any governmentally imposed consumer protections.

Disruptions in humanitarian access, the limited capacity of local institutions, weak rule of law and restrictions imposed on protection monitoring in non-government-controlled areas have all severely weakened the protective environment.

The police would never have imposed that protection on their own".

This would toughen penalties for sex traffickers and impose stronger protections for trafficking victims.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform act expanded the scope of electronic funds transfer laws to cover remittances and required the bureau to impose new protections.