Sentence examples for rightly protected from inspiring English sources

"The green belt can be rightly protected," he pledged.

Chauvet, discovered much more recently, is rightly protected with the reverence it deserves.

The Stevens case rightly protected the vile portrayals of animals being tortured but only because the First Amendment generally "reflects a judgment by the American people that the benefits of its restrictions on the government outweigh the costs".

Playing a recording of King's speech as thousands march on the Mall, as happened this past weekend, is surely the sort of non-commercial, educational and historical use that Congress and the courts have frequently and rightly protected.

Mr Moffatt said: "We are here to regulate this type of property and make sure they bring the standard up to where it should be so everyone is rightly protected".

The law rightly protects people from discrimination, but it has now extended that protection to ideas".

The First Amendment rightly protects the free exercise of fundamental liberties against legislative encroachment.

Verification of He's claims could be difficult, given that privacy concerns rightly protect the identity of the parents and their one-month-old twin girls.

The South African constitution rightly protects traditional cultural mores, while legislation forbids practices that are unsafe, injurious or violations of the rights of children.

Privacy laws would not protect celebrities altogether from photographic intrusion; and laws that rightly protect them when on private property are likely merely to increase the attention they receive when in the public domain.

We can then move to a solution that rightly protects consumers by giving them a clear understanding of price and contract commitments which we are sure both the regulator and consumer groups want to see happen.