Sentence examples for rigorous protection from inspiring English sources

To answer the need for the rigorous protection of biomedical data, we organized the Critical Assessment of Data Privacy and Protection initiative as a community effort to evaluate privacy-preserving dissemination techniques for biomedical data.

The credit reports of Dun & Bradstreet bear few of the earmarks of commercial speech that might be entitled to somewhat less rigorous protection.

In the paper, the five authors, led by John F. Oates, an anthropologist from Hunter College in Manhattan, conclude, "The extinction of Miss Waldron's red colobus may be the first obvious manifestation of an extinction spasm that will soon affect other large animals in this region unless more rigorous protection is applied immediately".

The new law, which was unanimously approved by the Senate, made it a federal crime to kill an endangered animal and, more radical, established the rigorous protection measures still in place today: that once a species reaches the point of endangerment, government agencies are required to take steps to save it.

But unless Asian farmers have rigorous protection against infections from their birds and animals, they risk starting a pandemic.

With more rigorous protection, the killing decreased after the 1990s and the numbers are now on the increase.

He added: "The decision overturns decades of criminal procedure in Scotland, a proud, distinctive, justice system, developed over centuries and predicated on fairness with many rigorous protections for accused persons".

And once companies get big enough that security is a major concern — as eventually happened to Microsoft — it's extremely difficult to retrofit rigorous protections into systems built without them.

They want more cash, better contracts and more rigorous copyright protection, too.

He was cleared by an inquiry and set up the Nolan commission, which established a more rigorous child protection system.

To a Warren Court liberal, the court presumably should have held in the early '60s that race and sex discrimination were entitled to the same rigorous constitutional protection.