Sentence examples for regularly protected from inspiring English sources

Often on the payroll of the cartels in their respective regions, they not only failed to cooperate with the federal police but also regularly protected the cartels and their leaders.

But despite recommendations by the government's National Human Rights Commission to investigate and discipline soldiers involved in the attacks, soldiers were regularly protected from prosecution in civilian courts for human rights violations under Mr. Macedo's watch.

In Latin America, the informal economy — jobs not regularly protected by labor laws — accounts for an estimated 40percentt of regional GDP.

Conversely, under many modern farming conditions, potential hosts have low genetic diversity and highly structured age distribution and are regularly protected from some pathogens through vaccination and antimicrobial drugs.

Dry cleaning or brushing/beating clothing items kills carpet beetles and, if done regularly, protects the items from damage.

If male orangutans are unable to regularly protect females from forced copulations, it is reasonable to assume that males would not be completely effective at protecting infants either (although we note that payoffs to protection of potential offspring would be higher than protection of a female against a particular forced copulation attempt).

Regularly flooded, protected areas develop mangrove swamps in tropical and subtropical regions.

Water regularly and protect from slugs and snails.

It may also help people taking antibiotics, and preliminary evidence in animals suggests that eating yogurt regularly may protect against colon cancer.

The anthrax vaccine has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration since the 1970's, and used regularly to protect veterinarians and scientists working with anthrax.

But she also says she believes that the government's crackdown on any Muslim groups it considered extremist, a draconian police program that included monitoring those who prayed regularly, helped protect the rights of women.