Sentence examples for securing protection from inspiring English sources

Investigation and permissions services for collections to be digitized and help in determining rights and securing protection for intellectual property.

The totem ancestor is believed actually to materialize in its mask; thus, masks are of the utmost importance in securing protection and bringing comfort to the totem clan.

Zouma is expected to sign a new extended deal with the French club, though that could just be a way of Saint-Etienne securing protection for their investment of time in developing the player.

Scientists are now using this information to prescribe solutions to conservation challenges around the world from mitigating hazards in cities for long-distance migrants, to securing protection for an elusive California songbird.

By understanding the role that eelgrass ecosystems play in preparing for and mitigating the effects of climate change we can better make the case for securing protection and restoration resources.

Officials on both sides have been discussing how to bridge their differences since a visit to the US two weeks ago by Xi's close aide Meng Jianzhu, but US hopes of securing protection for American companies appear to have been thwarted.

Securing protections on banking union.

And Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin (respectively a Republican and Democrat) also last week submitted legislation in the Senate aimed at "increasing enforcement, modifying wage requirements and securing protections for both American workers and visa holders".

"Any member of Congress who votes for a budget deal without securing protections for immigrant youth — Republicans and Democrats alike — will be voting to advance Trump's white supremacist agenda".

For a biomedical cloud to be viable, a secure protection scheme will be necessary to protect the sensitive information of the medical record.

"People should not be left in this prolonged limbo where they don't really know if they are protected or not and in order to secure protection you will need to go through years of litigation," Mr. Minter added.