Sentence examples for protected from vandalism from inspiring English sources

Aside from the infiltrators' own honor system, abandoned structures are generally not protected from vandalism by preservationists.

More insult is found in the Parks Department's main argument against returning the eagles: the statues must be protected from vandalism and theft.

The good thing about the petroglyph canyons being on U.S. Navy property is that they have been protected from vandalism that other sites have experienced.

Under the watchful eyes of the army, the geothermal features, forests and wildlife of Yellowstone were protected from vandalism, fire and poaching.

Temporary installations such as the one on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth, on the other hand, find it easier to command attention and are cheaper for the city to maintain and protect from vandalism.

Barber has had the bright idea of creating "box wardens" and have children or young people take responsibility for a box in their neighbourhood: they could protect boxes from vandalism, record what species use it (squirrels, magpies and even blue tits may take up residency) and look for signs of owls, such as their pellets of regurgitated prey around the box.

Richter says he does not make the locations of these buildings public to protect them from vandalism.

The government fenced off the 62-foot-wide monument, still an epicenter of friction between the Italian- and German-speaking communities, to protect it from vandalism.

Commissioners appeared concerned with the potential for mishap, theft or vandalism, and they asked two General Land Office representatives if the letter at the Alamo could be protected from a tornado, a flood or even a weapon.

She was protected from reprisal.

As with the rest of the country, veterinary cordon fences remain the property of the State and are legally protected from damage/vandalism due to anthropogenic activities (accidental or not) and penalties exist under the Diseases of Animals Act.