Sentence examples for protection nearly from inspiring English sources
The U.A.W. and Delphi have been negotiating for months on wage and benefit concessions sought by Delphi, which sought bankruptcy protection nearly a year ago.
Because these same chemicals that destroy the ozone layer also warm the climate, the Montreal Protocol also has made a tremendous contribution to climate protection, nearly 20 times as much as the Kyoto Protocol.
Even though the accident was not his fault, the staggering costs of legal protection nearly destroyed him financially".
Care and protection Nearly 80 per cent of the houses in Jala Bela and nearby villages have met the same fate.
"Every day that passes without these protections, nearly 5,000 workers are hurt".
Rather than sending generic malware, hackers today carefully plot each and every attack, using unique, "zero-day" exploits that render signature-based protections nearly useless.
Congressional Republicans, including Paul, have been silent about plans to restore the law after a Supreme Court decision weakened its protections nearly two years ago.
Pilots at American Airlines will vote again on whether to approve a contract offer from the company, which has been operating under bankruptcy protection for nearly a year.
The Pirate Party, dedicated (awkwardly) to free information and rigid privacy protection, won nearly 9% and enters a German state parliament for the first time (Berlin is a city with the status of a state).This is one of those what-does-it-all-mean moments.
While most parents used car seats properly for children up to age 2, fewer than half the 3-year-olds were given the proper protection, with nearly a third being graduated to booster seats before they reached the recommended 40-pound threshold.
The problem is that for the guerrillas, the coca industry is essential (since the money that growers pay them for protection provides nearly half of their estimated $100 million annual revenue), but for the coca growers and refiners the rebels are a convenience, not a necessity.
