Sentence examples for pursuing protection from inspiring English sources

"Publishers, like other business, are aggressively pursuing protection for any aspect of their products that they believe imparts value," he said, adding, "catchy titles impart value".

The commission, inspired by members of the Brooklyn Heights Association and the Municipal Art Society, is also pursuing protection for four other buildings around the mall that could be threatened by new construction encouraged by the Downtown Brooklyn redevelopment plan that was approved last week.

Xi was pre-empting potential moves from a new White House administration, noting at Davos that "pursuing protection is like locking oneself in a dark room.

CARA lead attorney Brian Hoffman said that in recent weeks, staff and volunteers have witnessed ICE officials "coercing women into accepting ankle monitors, denying access to legal counsel and impeding pro bono representation, along with mass disorganization and confusion in implementing the new release policy for mothers who fled violence and who are pursuing protection in the United States".

These women are not swarms of greedy, welfare-grabbing insects; they are people who pursue protection, rather than money - and according to reports gathered by Women For Refugee Women earlier this year, they are treated like animals.

However, whistleblowers can indeed pursue protection under the False Claims Act and, as stated in the draft recommendations, the whistleblower is free to choose "any other available remedy provided by law, including remedies under any applicable Federal or State law".

Kubanda is pursuing patent protection for its technology through Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures, the university's commercialization arm.

While doing the above will allow many of you to test whether the idea/product you're considering is worth pursuing patent protection for, the claims of a patent are critical and the language is best analyzed by lawyers.

The company is pursuing patent protection for its technology and is aiming to have N-Stent on the market in January, pricing a one-month supply at $12. AssistENT plans to use the grant money in part to make a third-generation prototype and to develop its website, which will sell N-Stent.

JM Balko and EP Black are pursuing patent protection on the use of the predictive method reported here.

While Indianapolis currently has similar protections in place, Pence has said that he is uninterested in pursuing similar protections at the state level.