Sentence examples for protected under a from inspiring English sources

Obviously there were plenty of sound recordings available before then, but those sound recordings are protected under a patchwork of state laws and were not granted federal protection.

Universal benefits for pensioners would be protected under a future Conservative government, David Cameron has pledged.

The birds are protected under a 1918 law that restricts the killing of birds that migrate across national borders.

The act of copying all this news material is protected under a federal copyright agreement signed in 1976.

Some are also concerned about the development's environmental impact on sensitive land, including more than 400 acres protected under a conservation easement.

This proposal drew objections from some preservationists, since it is the street plan itself that is protected under a 1983 landmark designation.

Conservation groups that have lent their support to protecting manta rays say there is a good chance that Cites will list the two known manta species — the reef manta ray, or Manta alfredi, and the giant manta ray, or Manta —  as protected under an international treaty.

"For the sake of all involved, please allow us to do our jobs within the bounds of Florida law," she said in a statement also announcing that official documents, photos and videos relating to the case were now protected under an exemption to public record laws.

So now that the courts are recognizing that sex and gender overlap, and now that Americans, meeting more trans and gay persons, realize that one's gender identity and sexual orientation, even their own, are rooted in the biology of our brains, we are nearing the moment that the entire LGBT community may be protected under an expanded Title VII.

And, because the child who was protected under an LLIN last night must sleep under one each successive night, the culture of malaria prevention must become part of the fabric of life in every community.

In some cases, health workers may be protected under an agreed policy of not disrupting services; however, in northern Uganda health workers were specifically targeted as being of use to the rebel forces.