Sentence examples for notionally protected from inspiring English sources
Austerity has had a huge impact on pretty much every public sector organisation you can think of – even those that are notionally protected.
Although school funding is notionally protected, greater wage costs mean schools will see their budgets eroded by about 8% in real terms over the next few years.
Along the way, it has steadily accrued weapons and gained confidence, storming unopposed into towns and cities that were notionally protected by the best trained and armed military in the Arab world.
Some buildings were closed by the Army, notionally to protect eighty or so settler families from "terror" during the Al-Aqsa Intifada.
BIS spends £4.6bn on research, which is notionally ringfenced: because of the widespread political consensus about the importance of research, it has thus far been protected against cuts.
But it's a bit surprising to learn that the Prime Minister is a big fan of Angry Birds, a lethally addictive and utterly pointless iPhone game that requires you to catapult cartoon avians at a variety of structures, notionally built by egg-stealing pigs to protect their loot.
Some Britons are worried by a bid from Pfizer, a notionally American drugmaker, for AstraZeneca: they would like to protect what they see as a national champion.
Protecting animals protects us all.
