Sentence examples for protected terms from inspiring English sources

To call it a court would incorrectly imply that its members are independent and have protected terms of office.

We strive to protect trademarks from 'squatters' — those who try to take protected terms with no legitimate claim.

1 3 The adoption of protected terms such as 'carer' in the UK and 'caregiver' in the USA is a response to the substantial, yet 'non-professional' role that individuals in a close relationship have in supporting a person receiving mental health treatment.

UCU is claiming some success in battles to protect terms and conditions.

The park itself however appears well protected in terms of forest cover and connectivity.

Besides, several security issues informally confirm that the proposed protocol is well protected in terms of relevant security attacks including the above mentioned security pitfalls.

Fau knockdown markedly attenuated the UV-induced apoptosis of T-47D breast cancer cells and protected short-term cell viability.

All age groups experienced highly statistically significant changes in the percentage of participants who were putatively protected long-term 2 years after PsA-TT introduction (Table 3).

Alistair Campbell at Berenberg said: "This raises a concern that the company might be trading in long-term opportunities to protect short-term earnings".

We expect our members will vote to protect their terms and conditions.

"The copyright law doesn't protect short terms or phrases, things of that sort," Ms. Kepchar said.