Sentence examples for outright protection from inspiring English sources

That might mean deregulation with some preference for Indian companies, if not outright protection.

In a packed room at Habitat III, the United States secretary of housing and urban development (HUD), Julian Castro, explains that the US, along with other countries, "have fought hard to get an outright protection of LGBTQ rights in the New Urban agenda – and we're going to keep pushing.

Proper attention to the rights of indigenous peoples and the outright protection of lands of peoples living in voluntary isolation, who, by definition cannot give informed consent, would bring exploration within widely accepted international norms of social justice.

For many older Russians, the benefits-in-kind that survived, until this year, from the Soviet period, were an essential protection against outright penury.

In too many industries, workers are paying the price for the neglect and sometimes outright disregard of basic labor protections that most of us take for granted.

"It gives higher protection to environmentally sensitive, outright beautiful lands that deserve protection," Ms. Bono Mack said.

An essential step, especially in case of occlusal interference, is to reduce the bulk of the cusp gradually and periodically and application of topical fluoride such as Duraphat ® or Acidulated Phosphate Fluoride (APF) gel to reduce sensitivity and stimulate reparative dentine formation for pulp protection [ 45], or outright total reduction of the cusp and calcium hydroxide pulpotomy [ 46].

Rather than collapse outright, a carmaker could file for bankruptcy protection.

Few were fired outright; as civil servants, they retained substantial protections against being terminated.

The National Police Agency, which sets national crime policy, says outright criminalization is difficult because of constitutional protections on the right to assembly.

In recent months, efforts to restrict future natural gas drilling in New York State have ranged from proposed buffer zones around gas wells for the protection of watersheds and aqueducts to outright drilling bans enacted by towns and villages.