Sentence examples for protection under article from inspiring English sources

As a result, the supermajority vote no longer deserves any protection under Article I, Section 5 — if it ever did at all.

Children too, the first battleground of most organised religion, find protection under article 14 of the international convention on the rights of the child where "state parties" are instructed to "respect the right of the child to freedom of thought, conscience and religion".

Shanmugam's lawyer contended that his client's right to equal protection under Article 12 of the Constitution had been infringed.

In 2005, the Federal Administrative Court of Germany explicitly granted a Scientologist protection under Article 4.1 of the German Constitution, which declares the freedom of religion and worldview inviolate.

In 1995, the Federal Labor Court of Germany decided that the Church of Scientology merely pursued commercial aims and did not represent a religious or worldview community entitled to protection under Article 4 of the German Constitution, although another decision by the same court left the question open again in 2003.

Soufan was also told that the president had recently signed an executive order that excluded Al Qaeda or Taliban detainees from protection under Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions, which prohibited "mutilation, cruel treatment and torture".

"And that is why in order for there to be any real and effective protection for rights under Article 8 and Article 10 [freedom of expression] there must be some proper, rigorous, independent form of external control to hold these officials to account.

In 1900, forest protection regulations enacted under Article 99 of the African Orders in Council of 1889 were enacted and the regulations made it a punishable offence to cause or set fire to a crown forest which included woodlands in rangeland areas (Turyahabwe and Banana 2008).

But in June last year, the Supreme Court ruled that anyone held in American military custody anywhere in the world is entitled to at least the minimum protections under Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions, guaranteeing the right to be humanely treated and, if charged, to be tried by a "regularly constituted court, affording all the judicial guarantees".

They described the protections written into the act as insufficient to ensure the protection of rights granted under article 11 of the European convention of human rights (freedom of assembly).

Refugees have legal protection against prosecution for illegal entry under article 31 of the 1951 refugee convention, which the UK is a signatory to.