Sentence examples for not really protected from inspiring English sources

We're also not really protected by law.

These are real problems and the European Union should also be mindful of these risks and dangers and protect its own citizens, its culture and its traditions, the identity of the European peoples, if we want a Europe of peoples and not a Europe that becomes a melting pot, in which fundamental rights are not really protected.

You're not really protecting anyone.

Her military family moves every 18 months, making it hard to develop a protective network of friends and neighbours: the devices are "another set of eyes".Critics say tracking does not really protect children.

"The fact the government disappeared him, and then afterwards continued to go after him through various charges, sends a signal to other activists that even if you are well known it does not really protect you," says Wang Songlian of the Chinese Human Rights Defenders Network.

You're not really protecting your heart; you're punishing it.

But Cate said that any businesses that try to avoid surveillance by boycotting U.S. tech companies are not really protecting their data from the NSA.

I saw that they were exposed to many dangers and the parents could not really protect them: drugs, alcohol, crime, violence, unsafe sex, porn, etc. Fortunately they all survived those very vulnerable years and now they are in college. .

He said: "The act has stopped us responding properly in terms of terrorism, particularly in terms of deporting those who may do us harm in this country, and at the same time it hasn't really protected our human rights".

"You can't really protect yourself".

"They can't really protect anything here," said Sue Kelly, associate regional Medicaid administrator in New York.