Sentence examples for nor protected from inspiring English sources
The constructive diplomacy of recent days has not saved a single life, nor protected anybody from infection.
Instead, the Royal Mail and its unions seem caught in political limbo – neither privatised, nor protected from private competition.
"But they are interested," the lawyers wrote, "in conclusively establishing the identity of the person who was operating a meth lab -- an activity which is neither legal nor protected under the First or any other constitutional amendment".
It claims that the men, mostly picked up in Afghanistan, are neither prisoners of war nor "protected persons" under the terms of the Geneva Conventions, and that they therefore have no legal protections at all.Despite the howls of fury from around the globe about the detainees' plight, the current case does not concern their innocence or guilt, but simply whether American courts have jurisdiction.
None of the underground tunnels are safe, nor protected from collapse, gas leaks, the lack of oxygen.
And she confessed that she did not believe her silence had helped her son nor protected him--and that it certainly hadn't helped her as a parent.
However, NAC was neither able to block viability nor protect mitochondria from the loss of MMP, suggesting that the protective effect of α-tocopherol could be largely attributed to the mitochondrial membrane stabilisation and that ROS generation is of minor importance and likely to be a consequence of the loss of MMP.
He meets a dog, which neither finds food for him nor protects him from danger.
He lambasted his party, neither mentioning his wife nor protecting her, but calling for an end to "the war".
Much of the money that the federal government spends on "defense" involves neither securing the nation's borders nor protecting its citizens.
Documenting the history of medical research involving black Americans is a necessary and worthy project, but a book as rife with errors and confusions as this one will neither help reduce health disparities nor protect against future exploitation.
