Sentence examples for of protection given from inspiring English sources

Klopp lamented the lack of protection given for Everton's equaliser.

It now has the sort of protection given to St Paul's Cathedral and Windsor Castle.

Use of a 'regional value' on synthetic logging coupes showed a wide variation in the level of protection given in such areas.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said officers in his United States Army division, which has trained Iraqi national guardsmen, were baffled by the utter lack of protection given the Iraqi soldiers.

See Miller v. Universal City Studios, Inc., 650 F. 2d, at 1372 (criticizing "sweat of the brow" courts because "ensur[ing] that later writers obtain the facts independently... is precisely the scope of protection given... copyrighted matter, and the law is clear that facts are not entitled to such protection").

Tragically, the State Department's unjustified terrorist label makes the Mujahedeen Khalq's enemies in Tehran and Baghdad feel as if they have a license to kill and to trample on the written guarantees of protection given to the Ashraf residents by the United States.

To escape from these emotional hostage situations, each of us needs a secure base — a person, place, goal or object that provides a place of protection, gives a sense of comfort, and a source of energy.

But employment rights groups say they should be classed as workers, entitling them to those basic rights, but not enjoy the full range of protections given to full-time staff.

We believe that lack of inhibition is due to protection given to the enzyme by the chemical environment of the cell surface.

144 The narrow analysis, limited as it is to the quantitative aspect, is therefore not consistent with a teleological interpretation of the protection given to a substantial part of the work.

It concerns the limits of the protection given by the law to the reporting of unverified allegations.