Sentence examples for protecting the term from inspiring English sources

South Africa reached an out-of-court settlement with Burke International in 2005 protecting the term rooibos in the US.

"We are protecting the terms of the license," says Malloy.

Then we derive a one-to-many OPE scheme to protect the term frequency, while ensure the computing of total relevance score.

The Organic Consumers Association has launched the Fair World Project to promote fair trade in commerce, especially in organic production systems in developing countries as well as at home, and to protect the term "fair trade" from dilution and misuse for mere PR purposes.

This legislation protects the terms and conditions of employment for any staff who are transferred during a change in land ownership.

"The science is well established: protecting the long-term future of our cities must include preventing global temperatures from rising".

A spokesperson for Ofcom said that they were "committed to protecting the long-term future of digital terrestrial TV (DTT).

Mr. Lautenberg criticized Mr. Leavitt for placing "economic gain of regulated industries above protecting the long-term health of the public".

All the major parties are committed to protecting the real-terms budgets for health, schools and state pensions from real cuts in the post-election Spending Review.

In addition, this structure prevents sand-filling, which is beneficial in protecting the long-term cooling effect of the CRR on side slopes.

This sounds very little like leftist hippie hyper-alarmism and more like an even-tempered, inward-facing business decision aimed at protecting the long-term interests of the company.