Sentence examples for lesser protections from inspiring English sources

I have also concluded that treating the children of families headed by same-sex couples with lesser protections under the law than the children of families headed by heterosexual parents, is also unjust".

I have also concluded that treating the children of families headed by same-sex couples with lesser protections under the law than the children of families headed by heterosexual parents, is also unjust," this quotation is from 2011.

American families, both on the right and the left, recognize that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and its progeny have helped large firms move factories out of the U.S. to venues that offer lesser protections for workers, consumers, and the environment.

An additional eleven hundred and ten were granted lesser protection.

[n5] The [p563] Constitution therefore accords a lesser protection to commercial speech than to other constitutionally guaranteed expression.

The act provides protection to all US-based authors and publishers from libel judgments in any country that has lesser protection for free speech than the US constitution.

(a) Although the Constitution accords a lesser protection to commercial speech than to other constitutionally guaranteed expression, nevertheless the First Amendment protects commercial speech from unwarranted governmental regulation.

Different species of milkweed produce different kinds and amounts of the poisonous cardenolides, conferring greater or lesser protection to the caterpillars and butterflies.

They found that roadlessness, a status that would not bar mechanised vehicles and some sorts of mining, constituted a lesser protection.

Conscientious objectors or people fleeing war or famine will have no legal right to be deemed refugees, though the government may in exceptional cases grant them a lesser "protection status".In this section Is the venture now in peril?

"While Wada fully respects the IOC's autonomy to make decisions under the Olympic Charter, the approach taken and the criteria set forward will inevitably lead to a lack of harmonisation, potential challenges and lesser protection for clean athletes," he said.