Sentence examples for protected as such from inspiring English sources

Today, every work of art in Europe, the US and many other places is someone's property, and protected as such.

The real memorial is the single coherent work of art created by Mr. Arad and Mr. Walker, and it must be protected as such.

In that example, DDoS was used as an almost pure form of protest expression – therefore it was speech and should be recognized and protected as such.

The reflex is understandable, but by dwelling on who precisely deserves to be called a journalist and legally protected as such, critics within the press are giving the current administration a justification for their focus on the ethics of disclosure rather than the morality of government behavior.

Since ownership was absolute, it was sharply distinguished from possession, which the civil law did not protect as such.

Obviously I've got some priorities and areas that I'd like to protect, such as education, such as health care.

Communication in its sundry and consistently evolving forms is and always has been as powerful a utility as electricity and running water, and it's important that we protect it as such no matter what its incarnation.

"Tough laws to curb the sale of these plants could save the country millions of pounds as well as protecting wildlife such as fish and native plants," Mr Benyon said.

His more positive argument is that tinkering which he defines as understanding, repairing and modifying technological devices one owns is a valuable activity, which is akin to free speech and should be protected as such.In the real world, Dr Felten argues, the value of tinkering is well understood, and not just when it comes to machines.

As a result, currently "protected" departments, such as health, education, and overseas aid, could also find themselves facing budget cuts after the next general election.

The principle objective of management in strictly protected areas, such as national parks, is to reduce human intervention as much as possible to secure natural assemblages and processes.