Sentence examples for protection housing from inspiring English sources

Her status as a tenant reoccupying a flat that had gone empty since she moved out gave her much greater legal protection (housing lawyers, say if I've got this wrong).

The objectives of this study were: (1) to develop novel noninvasive wireless sensor nodes for measuring the temperature inside silage stacks; (2) to design a suitable sensor protection housing that prevents physical and chemical damage to the sensor; and (3) to mathematically model temperature variations inside a silage stack, using system identification techniques.

When she decided to run for Congress, she had been excited to talk about the things that inspired her: consumer protection, housing fairness, women's rights, her menteeship under Warren.

Many workers are migrant and/or casually employed reflecting relative disadvantage compared to other occupational groups in terms of pay, legal protections, housing, medical coverage and access to other resources [ Arcury and Quandt, 2007].

Contrary to those who claim the gay movement has "arrived" and that we're at the precipice of "victory," the truth is that we don't have any federal protections of any kind -- no employment protections, no protections in housing or public accommodations or credit.

Meanwhile, vital domestic programs, like environmental protection and housing for the poor, wind up as the sacrificial victims.

A number of civil rights, consumer protection and housing advocacy groups have raised troubling questions about Capital One's lending policies as they affect creditworthy, low-income minority families.

Despite the ongoing implementation of EU regulations into national laws, protection and housing standards differ across member states.

And instead says the intention remains to reform the law "with the aim of a more comprehensive protection of housing".

On the contrary, the law is to be revised by law with the aim of a more comprehensive protection of housing.].

Their light weight, low cost and great ease of installation, in comparison with conventional elastomeric isolators, could allow to extend the use of these valuable devices to seismic protection of housing and commercial buildings, particularly in developing countries.