But he did not comment on the broader accusations that he put children at risk by repeatedly protecting "monsters in clerical garb," as Judge Sarmina described it at the hearing.
During a question-and-answer period, several topics arose repeatedly: protecting intellectual property in China and other countries, nondisclosure agreements, the America Invents Act (which Ms. Purvis said is the "biggest patent reform ever"), and multiple variations on how ideas can get stolen and what precautions inventors can take.
His comments shattered a long-standing taboo in Japan, where lawmakers have intervened repeatedly to protect banks, especially the biggest ones, and their customers from the harshest effects of market forces, lest their troubles touch off a broader crisis.
Britain already has the toughest libel laws in the world, which have been misused repeatedly to protect the rich and the powerful; and giving the state power to regulate the press is a dangerous temptation to governments.So what should be done?
But the Jets game showed that style leaves little margin for error, that a team built to win with defense cannot have that defense on the field for much of the last quarter trying, repeatedly, to protect a lead against a good team.
Therefore, new congressional sanctions, nuclear-related or otherwise, could still sink the agreement, and the US president could have to use his veto repeatedly to protect it, in turn raising concerns in Tehran and among US allies in Europe about the fate of the JCPOA after the Obama era comes to an end in January 2017.
Although the U.S. pledged repeatedly to protect them through various agreements, it did nothing after Iraq killed more than 50 of them on a shooting spree in a "protected" camp more than a week ago.
Two primary individual respondent characteristics that were repeatedly linked to protected or unprotected sex were concerns about STIs and concerns about pregnancy.
He has also repeatedly promised to protect social security and Medicare.
