Sentence examples for protected equivalent from inspiring English sources

The EFF says over 1m browsers have the plug-in installed.When connecting to any site in the list, Firefox and Chrome with HTTPS Everywhere installed rewrite an unencrypted URL reference to the appropriate protected equivalent, which may involve a slightly different host name (the part of URL before the domain name).

In response to the increasing loss of biodiversity, several countries have adopted offsetting policies that seek to balance habitat destruction by restoring, enhancing and/or protecting equivalent values offsite.

As Guadalupe Marengo, Deputy Director for the Americas at Amnesty International has said: "Continuing with the construction of the Belo Monte Dam before ensuring the rights of indigenous communities are protected is equivalent to sacrificing human rights for development".

For example, while the cable act generally prohibits the disclosure of personal information to outside private parties without the consumer's consent, there appears to be no federal law of any kind that protects the equivalent information from satellite-television companies.

If taken properly and consistently over a period of time prior to an exposure, an HIV-negative person is protected in roughly equivalent rates of protection provided by a condom, or over 90percentt.

The EU needs to adopt legislation to cover all nationally protected species – an equivalent to the US Lacey act".

The cost saving compared to conventional ITNs is equal to USD 1.07 per under-5 (USD 0.30 per person) protected per year, equivalent to USD 195 per death averted or USD 5.90 per DALY averted.

The query storage and redirection mechanisms introduced for both auditing and caching reasons have additional benefits:  The central shared database engine is protected from reparsing equivalent queries re-posted by badly designed GUI code since the comparison of SHA-1 checksums is done before calling the database.

Amino acids were activated by adding 4 molar equivalent of each Fmoc protected amino acid to 3.95 molar equivalent of HBTU and dissolved in DMF.

If the increase in efficacy or the proportion protected is expressed in equivalent immunogenicity, the gain in the proportion protected is approximately twice the gain in efficacy.

Solange 1 from 1974 establishes that as long as European law does not protect fundamental rights equivalent to that provided by national law nor has achieved the similar level of democratic legitimacy for its law-making power, the Court would keep reviewing secondary Community law according to the standards of the national Constitution.