Sentence examples for protected product from inspiring English sources
Syd, however, makes the mistake of sneaking out with the clinic's specially protected product in his veins and selling it to rivals.
2-N-Phthaloyl-chitosan was also tritylated at C-6 and benzylated at C-3; the resulting fully protected product was detritylated, debenzylated, or dephthaloylated, similarly giving rise to three kinds of precursors having a reactive group only at one position.
A spokesman added: "Scotch whisky is a geographically protected product, and HMRC are working with the industry on the verification regime which will help protect the industry's deservedly high reputation.
Breeding programmes are therefore heavily affected by the strengthening of intellectual property rights through extensions of the scope of protection regimes and ever-growing limitations surrounding the possibility of re-using the protected product, process or variety.
In 2005, saffron grown here was awarded Italy's "protected product" status, like Parmigiano-Reggiano and prosciutto di Parma, acknowledging its extraordinary culinary standing.
But they are now getting a taste for artisan cheddars – particularly West Country farmhouse cheddar, a protected product that by law has to be made by hand in south-west England.
Under one, tariffs are weighted by the shares of goods in the domestic production of the importing country, but this gives too much weight to highly protected products.
The government generally may not ban advertising of lawful products — indeed, of constitutionally protected products — on the grounds that such advertising is offensive, or stimulates consumer interest in such products.
Following RNase digestion, protected products were analyzed by PAGE.
Farmers who now grow protected products will shift their resources to the crops where Thailand has a comparative advantage, resulting in an efficiency gain.
As in the CGE analyses discussed above, the majority of the benefits under this scenario accrue to the OECD countries in the form of lower consumer prices for previously protected products.
