Sentence examples for old protection from inspiring English sources

That means the old protection strategy of trying to harden the outside of companies' networks to protect against hacker threats what security researcher Bill Cheswick once called the "crunchy outside with a soft, chewy center" approach is giving way to a new strategy: safeguarding the data itself.

The Fusion in 1909 between the Free Trade and Protectionist parties to form the Liberal Party was difficult for Pulsford, who had "no faith in either the old Protection or the new Protection", and although he did join the new party, his support of any protectionist legislation would be "in order to show that all such legislation must be a failure".

The old protections are no longer good enough," he said.

In March, a Honduran environmentalist and indigenous-rights activist, Bertha Caceres, was shot to death in her home despite a 7-year-old protection order issued by the commission. .

Given the current vampire craze in pop culture (what, you aren't a fan of Twilight or True Blood or Vampire Diaries?!), I find it a little disappointing that the classic age-old protection against these seductive creatures of the night has not been getting more play across the media spectrum.

Now several Republican governors have concluded that removing ineffective teachers requires undoing the century-old protections of tenure.

In 2013, the US supreme court struck down the 48-year-old protections for minority voters in states with a history of racial discrimination, Obama called on Congress to pass new protections for minorities.

In the meantime -- in a county where the median sale price of a single-family home recently surged to $615,000 -- decades-old protections for low- and middle-income housing under the Mitchell-Lama program are expiring.

The US supreme court struck down 48-year-old protections for minority voters in states with a history of racial discrimination on Tuesday, in a decision lamented by campaigners who argued that it gutted the most important civil rights law ever passed by Congress.

After the Supreme Court struck down the administration's earlier plan for military tribunals in June, they joined with top military lawyers to form the chief bulwark against what they said were efforts to undermine military law and the 60-year-old protections of the Geneva Conventions.

Three shots of the vaccine, known as RTS, S or Mosquirix and produced by GlaxoSmithKline, gave babies fewer than 12 weeks old 31 percent protection against detectable malaria and 37 percent protection against severe malaria, according to an announcement by the company at a vaccines conference in Cape Town.