Does the Constitution protect corruption?
But a small number of leaders protecting corruption resorted to measures unprecedented in world and Chinese history.
In it, Dr. Jiang described the students as patriots who were protesting against official corruption, and he blamed "a small minority of leaders who wanted to protect corruption" for ordering the crackdown.
Most volatile of all, many – including the prosecutors and investigators who have led the corruption probe – fear that the real plan behind Rousseff's impeachment is to put an end to the ongoing investigation, thus protecting corruption, not punishing it.
To assure minimal disruption, a database containing all the alarm points, badge readers, approved access levels, and badges must be accurate, well-maintained, and protected from corruption.
"The tennis authorities need to explain, with much greater clarity, how the sport will be protected from corruption".
The site has put together strategies to ensure critical information is protected from corruption and loss as well as guidelines to avoid permanent data loss.
The Edgeworth-Day project to apply the principles of "Émile" to living subjects began with the selection of Edgeworth's young son, Dick, as the guinea pig who was to be protected from corruption by avoiding books, while at the same time being released from any form of parental discipline.
In precoder A, the pilot information is not precoded and thus protected from corruption.
We want a new beginning where people will be protected from corruption, from the monopolists selling energy at impossible prices, or foreign supermarket chains suffocating local production.
"The framers of our Constitution did everything they could to protect against corruption, especially foreign corruption," Fordham law Professor Zephyr Teachout, one of the legal experts representing CREW, said in a statement.
