Sentence examples for protected for years from inspiring English sources

Alison James, the public body's Maritime Archaeologist, said: "We are delighted to work with divers like Mark and David to help ensure that England's protected wreck sites are enjoyed and protected for years to come.

As Congress took up debate this year over legislation to enhance the federal hate-crimes statute by including gay, lesbian, and transgender people among its protected classes -- race, color, religion, and national origin have been protected for years -- media conservatives became absolutely unhinged.

For all the progress, though, debate over enhancing the current federal hate crimes law by including gay, lesbian, and transgender people among its protected classes rages on -- race, color, religion and national origin have been protected for years.

Protected for years from digital piracy by huge file sizes, it was not forced to develop an online retail model, as the music business was.

Hundreds packed the pews at St. Francis of Assisi Church, where Mr. Berwick's wife, Marguerite, spoke, as did former Gov. George E. Pataki, whom Mr. Berwick protected for years as a member of the executive services detail.

But eastern New Orleans and the Lower Ninth Ward may not be protected for years.Inevitably, the rebuilders at BNOB have tried to put off the decision.

The public has the right to know about the banks it's been coddling, spoon-feeding low interest loans to, and protecting for years.

A 1998 law extended the protection of copyright for an additional 20 years: material is now protected for 70 years after the creator's death or for 95 years if the copyright is held by a corporation.

In the UK, artists are protected for 50 years, compared with 95 years in America.

In the United States, for instance, sound recordings are protected for 95 years, compared with 50 years in Europe, so music labels and artists earn royalties from record sales for a much longer time in United States.

Unlike patents, copyrighted material is protected for 70 years, instead of 20 years, in the United States.