Sentence examples for introduced protection from inspiring English sources

A year on, only Three has introduced protection – customers are liable for only the first £100 before a phone is reported missing, provided they report it within 24 hours.

Primary protection and secondary protection are used hereafter to distinguish the existing and newly introduced protection mechanisms.

Cites, which began in 1975, is increasingly regulating the timber trade too and could introduce protection for the entire genus of rosewood species.

But politicians have always been beset by day-to-day challenges, not least the postwar governments, which faced huge problems of reconstruction but still managed to introduce protection for landscapes, nature and heritage.

The trust said this gave ministers a clear mandate to introduce protection.

Google has also addressed the large number of permissions issue by introducing protection levels and groups of permissions.

The report says: "It is possible to introduce protection in a way that balances the interests of tenants and landlords, and does not penalise good landlords.

The bill also introduces protections for whistle-blowers, class-action suits, and provisions to prevent conflicts of interest and insider trading.

A Labour government would do this by axing the bedroom tax, getting rid of benefit sanctions targets and introducing protections for people with mental health problems, carers, pregnant women and people at risk of domestic violence.

For this reason, as well as in response to firms' demands for more flexibility, reforms of employment protection have often introduced dual protection systems, with high employment protection on permanent contracts coexisting with lighter protection on temporary contracts.

They yielded to American pressure and introduced patent protection in 1997, eight years earlier than they were obliged to under WTO rules.