Sentence examples for robust protections from inspiring English sources

Eric Rassbach, deputy general counsel at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, said that for ENDA to become law it would need to be amended with "robust protections to protect most religious employers, but it is hard to write anything that will avoid an avalanche of employment discrimination legal cases".

Germany still has robust protections for its workers and one of the healthiest economies in Europe.

At the same time, Professor Barton wrote, the courts "chose to retain quite robust protections for accused who clearly expressed a desire for a lawyer".

The quandary became evident on Saturday, when a bid to add more robust protections was rapidly withdrawn in Parliament after stinging rebukes.

In "Visiting N.R.A. Heaven" (column, March 19), Nicholas D. Kristof satirizes the arguments of those who favor low taxes and robust protections of constitutional liberties by saying they might like to live in Yemen.

Ms. Wilson is an editor of "Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Liberty: Emerging Conflicts" (Rowman & Littlefield, 2008) and one of a group of legal scholars urging states considering legalizing same-sex marriage to include "robust" protections for religious conscience.

The third cheer will come when the Court extends similarly robust protection to data and metadata.

Robust protection produced so quickly in high-risk groups means lives will presumably be saved, Dr. Fauci said.

Their rise indicates that people want the kind of robust protection that governments, celebrities and big businesses enjoy.

"Absent robust protection, copyright owners may increasingly restrict their best television programming to cable and satellite networks," Senator Hollings, Democrat of South Carolina, wrote.

Under Jeff Sessions, the anti-abortion Alabama senator whom Trump has named as his candidate for Attorney General, the Justice Department is unlikely to provide robust protection for abortion clinics.