Sentence examples for protected according to from inspiring English sources

Data protection: All personal information was collected at the investigational site and protected according to local data protection law.

A percentage of nodes were labeled as protected according to the fraction of protected individuals found in the seroprevalence study.

According to the NBC account, several Seals could see Abdulkadir through windows but he was heavily protected; according to al-Shabaab, he was not in the building.

"In the past you have seen that the president is someone who has made sure women's rights are protected according to the laws of the country".

And we've got to have people like the attorney general saying that whistle-blowers are going to be protected according to law.

The international community needs to "radically transform" the way it manages water, energy and land to ensure the needs of the poorest people are met and the environment is protected, according to the European Report on Development, published on Wednesday.

Women are dead (McAdams), betrayed (Laurence) or embittered (Rita Ora, on hand as a "tough junkie with a kid to protect", according to Harvey Weinstein).

This situation gives firefighters barely enough room to position themselves between a wildfire and the homes they must protect, according to Jack Wiegartner, a fire official in Berkeley Township.

Barack Obama will propose cuts to social security benefits on Wednesday that risk fatally undermining the safety net Democrats once fought so hard to protect, according to campaigners who have delivered a two-million name petition to the White House.

David Cameron and Theresa May's crackdown on extremism risks undermining the British values ministers want to protect, according to the most senior police chief in charge of anti-radicalisation.

Lisa Madigan, the attorney general, claims that Safeguard broke into homes despite stark evidence that homeowners still lived in them, bullied tenants into leaving even though they had no legal obligation to do so and, in some cases, damaged the very homes they were sent to protect, according to the suit, Ms. Silver-Greenberg reports.