Sentence examples for protection back from inspiring English sources

"Forcing people seeking refugee protection back to their country of origin without properly investigating their claims is the most flagrant of all breaches of the Refugee Convention and international law.

"Arguably the UK is obliged to make an early adjustment under the relevant EU directive, on account of the post-referendum adjustment in the exchange rate, but there is little doubt that putting the level of financial protection back to its pre-2015 sterlevellevel of £85,000 serves the UK's domestic agenda," said Paul Edmondson, head of financial services at the law firm CMS.

Full re-establishment of nucleosome protection back to the level prior to DSB induction is achieved when the cell cycle resumes following repair.

British online fashion retailer boohoo.com is a step closer to acquiring the brand and customer database of US fashion retailer Nasty Gal, which filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection back in November.

It would end DACA and put Dreamers who currently have the protection back at risk for deportation once their temporary status ended, as well as block the program for parents.

As I lamented over the "good old days" when athletes performed clean, I imagined old black and white films and photos of Tour de France cyclists and pro football players, with their heavy bicycles having just one gear, and their rickety leather helmets which "passed" as protection back in the day.

Lammey: We didn't see pass protection, Backs-on-'Backers drills today, and that is an area where Barner must prove himself if he wants to get on the field as a change of pace back.

Taking a similar stance to Amnesty International, they argue that exploitation results from a lack of legal protection, backed up by Thai society's pervasive negative attitude towards sex workers.

Facebook implemented its first slew of election protections back in December 2016, including working with third-party fact checkers to flag articles as false.

It narrowed Fourth Amendment search-and-seizure protections, backing random drug tests for students who participate in any extracurricular activity, even -- as in the case before it -- choir.

The vote on teacher liability protections, backed by Senator Lott and Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, was 97 to 0. Sponsors said it would help teachers regain control of classrooms routinely disrupted by chronic misbehavior.