Sentence examples for rigidly protected from inspiring English sources
In Iceland, where the birds are rigidly protected, a pound of down can be harvested from every 35 40 nests without interrupting the breeding cycle.
Wire the White House from top to bottom, and put the results under lock and key, rigidly protected by law from congressional subpoena or citizen lawsuit, for some suitable period of time, say forty years.
Indeed, the pristine slopes facing Highway 1, a designated American National Scenic Byway, are some of the most rigidly protected in the country, guarded by a phalanx of agencies that range from the Monterey County Resource Management Agency to the California Coastal Commission.
Both simply recognized that gun ownership is a fact of American life and a rigidly protected constitutional right.
Rigidly protecting the principle of sex segregation sometimes undermines female athletes, as with the recent rule that women's marathon records cannot be set in races that include men; the rule could have eliminated Paula Radcliffe's best time, in 2003, which beat the record by three minutes.
The Assad regime has kept minorities it favors protected within a majority Sunni population by maintaining a rigidly authoritarian state.
Presumably, he meant they are rigidly hierarchical, like to protect themselves from external scrutiny and defer to the, er, Godfather (rather than that they kill people).
Mr. Lessig's concern is about software code that will protect copyrights by rigidly metering usage and limiting access.
