Sentence examples for protected forms from inspiring English sources
The challenge in getting such sites to surrender their domains, however, is that many involve protected forms of political expression.
[C2.] Suit Says Casino Ads Are Protected An Internet company that publishes information about online gambling has asked a federal district court in Louisiana to decide whether advertisements for Internet casinos are protected forms of speech.
An Internet company that publishes information about online gambling has asked a federal district court in Louisiana to decide whether advertisements for Internet casinos are protected forms of speech.
Mutuals should be better protected; forms of employee share ownership promoted, company founders better allowed to retain control and the template created for public-benefit companies – from the media to the utilities – who for an explicit, undeviating declaration of public purpose can expect reciprocal privileges.
Even the staunchest advocates of human rights in the Middle East, individuals who are openly critical of their corrupt and authoritarian leaders, balk at the idea that the publication of the Danish cartoons or the burning of a Koran should be protected forms of freedom of expression.
The state, as the culminating social organization thus far achieved, is the form of forms, "transcending all the other levels of social organization…giving to each of those protected forms a proper place" (LaFleur 1994, 457).
The monomethylated isoform is typically employed in the N-ε-Boc protected form, accessible through reductive alkylation of an N-ε-benzyl-protected intermediate.
In that sense, the effort to stop any legally protected form of speech is increasingly becoming an academic exercise.
And this is also what the master novelist does, though usually in a much more protected form.
The city went to court several times to close it, but the owner's lawyers argued successfully that nude dancing was a constitutionally protected form of expression.
She had not noticed until the break that the state of "being Leah Hanwell's friend" constituted a sort of passport, lending Keisha a protected form of access in most situations.
