Sentence examples for refused protection from inspiring English sources
The police have said that Ms. Clarke refused protection for herself and her son.
But he disliked all the fuss of bodyguards and extra cars, and he refused protection.
Abdellatif's wife and children have been refused protection visas but told by immigration they can live in the community.
Mr. Marty offers some evidence that one key witness in the murder, refused protection by Austrian authorities, was killed after his return to Russia, and that a second witness was killed in Azerbaijan.
"This is not about mere legal technicalities; this is about people's lives … If these are serious miscarriages of justice it could result in people being refused protection and sent back to the prospect of torture or death.
The new law would have broad impacts on asylum seekers already in the community, and would mean: People arriving without travel documents will be refused protection visas unless they can provide a "reasonable explanation" for not having identification.
What are the mechanisms, existing or proposed as well as legal or business custom, for protecting information contained in databases generally, and what are the policy implications of allowing or refusing protection for genomic and genetic databases, whether through intellectual property or sui generis protection?
Look no further than the Republican party whether they are trying to fight same-sex marriage, legislate discriminatory bills or refuse protections for LGBT people (you can be fired just for being gay in 29 states).
He refused Secret Service protection, plunging happily into the crowds.
Black voters in the South were refused federal protection, and even in the North and West, literacy tests and educational requirements were used to turn immigrants and laborers away from the polls.
The families of the four left behind do not know why they have been refused citizenship protection, or what further negotiations could now take place, or what the British or the US governments have in mind.
