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"He told me they are under French protection now and they will protect their human rights," she said.
By investing in quality control and supply chain protection now, pharmaceutical companies, for example, can protect their patents and their market share by ensuring that their supply chain is pure, that their quality is guaranteed and that their customers are getting a safe medication, even when that reassurance costs more.
Postwar public art is in need of our protection – now!
The departments facing some protection now includes: Defence, Veterans Affairs, Agriculture, the FDA, Commerce and Science.
Scaling back protection now in order to dissuade violent play would be too dangerous, experts say, both physically and legally.
"Wearing a medical uniform used to be a protection, now it seems to make them a target".
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In effect, the president has asked the country to trade real health protections now for hypothetical gains later on.
The bill would have assured women of the protections now available under Roe v. Wade even if the Supreme Court chooses to undermine or narrow that decision.
The Illinois provision will provide couples many legal protections now granted to married couples, including emergency medical decision-making powers and inheritance rights.
But with the Bush administration increasingly intent on engaging in domestic spying, often with little or no judicial oversight, we need those protections now more than ever.
Equipping the American passenger fleet with the kinds of antimissile protections now used by American military planes and some Israeli commercial flights would cost about $7 billion to $10 billion and could be accomplished quickly.
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