Sentence examples for mass protection from inspiring English sources

Key responded by declassifying documents that he said showed the government had considered a programme for "mass protection", but rejected the proposal.

Critics on the left hear Orwellian resonances in phrase like "weapons of mass protection," for nonlethal arms, or in names like the Patriot Act or the Homeland Security Department's Operation Liberty Shield, which authorizes indefinite detention of asylum-seekers from certain nations.

Key has repeatedly rubbished Greenwald's claims of mass surveillance by the New Zealand spy agency, the Government Communications Security Bureau, a member of the NSA-led Five Eyes alliance, saying that while the government had considered a programme for "mass protection", he had rejected the GCSB proposal.

Laboratory and field studies have shown improved efficacy of these preparations for both individual and mass protection.

Overnight mass protection of farms (42%) and sometimes shooting (34%) were used to control problem-making animals, and the remaining 24% of the respondents do not have successful control measures.

Although masks have become the default means of mass protection against air pollution, air filters have become a cornerstone in residential and office buildings.

For example, using a model of chronic volume-overload induced heart failure; Meléndez et al. demonstrated that mice that have a deletion of the SP gene were protected from developing left ventricular hypertrophy and increases in right ventricular mass, indicating protection from heart failure [ 49].

The P12A variant has been associated with increased insulin sensitivity, lower body mass and protection from type 2 diabetes [ 35], while the C161T variant has been associated with increased body weight [ 34].

Testosterone levels in young men have been shown to correlate with bone size, indicating a role in determination of peak bone mass and protection from future osteoporosis (Lorentzon et al 2005).

Speaking on TVNZ's Q+A programme, he acknowledged that the government had in 2012 considered a "mass cyber-protection" proposal, which he said was "really a Norton antivirus at a very high level", but rejected it.

Karl Bergmann, who described this theory in 1847, said the reason appears to be that larger body mass provides greater protection against heat loss in the winter and is therefore an aide to survival.