Sentence examples for present protected from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands of jobs in the car industry—at present protected by high tariffs will be threatened.At the same time new opportunities will be created in service industries and foreign-financed enterprises.

The founder of any Vietnamese monastery is typically commemorated there, but in this case, Thích Minh Đăng Quang left no remains, so only his begging bowl and robe are present, protected by a glass enclosure.

These preferences are largely consistent with the present protected area policy in Norway and Europe that promotes traditional consumptive use and the maintenance of cultural landscapes, but restricts land development.

This paper presents results from a long-term ecological study using fossil pollen, microscopic and macroscopic charcoal and AMS14C dating on a site in the ANP in order to examine how the interaction between climate change, human activities and other disturbances have shaped the present protected landscapes over the last 5700 years in this part of the reserve.

The present protects the past for the future.

A government review is currently considering reforming the law, which at present protects Australia's local publishing by preventing Australian bookshops from selling imported editions of a book, provided an Australian edition has been brought out within 30 days of the book being published anywhere in the world.

However these vaccines, at the present, protect against only two of the 15 oncogenic genital HPV types, they are expensive, delivered by intramuscular injection and require a cold chain.

It was yet another sort of conference at which the anonymity of those present is protected by the power involved: a committee that awards large monetary prizes.

In muscle nuclei, the flanking nucleosomes were also present, and protected a very similar size range of fragments as in the total nuclei sample.

Inhaling and exhaling are for the sake of respiration (which is for the sake of cooling the blood); a windpipe is present for the sake of transporting air to and from the lung; a neck is present to protect the windpipe.

Hollande said: "We are not present to protect a regime … That time is over".