Sentence examples for stringently protected from inspiring English sources
The boat arrived at the long jetty of the Saznekhali Wildlife Sanctuary, in a buffer zone established around the tiger reserve's most stringently protected core, which is off-limits to everyone except personnel and vetted researchers.
In the real world, under the First Amendment, handbills enjoy the utmost protection and cannot be limited by restrictions on advertising, which is understandably much less stringently protected.
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The recent ruling, given by a three-man appellate bench in Colorado, strongly endorsed Mr Clinton's "roadless rule".The ruling hinged largely on the legal definition of wilderness, which in America is a stringently protected area, where most economic activity is banned.
One wing aims to stop urban and suburban development and to stringently protect the landscapes of southern England; the other aims for development at all costs, especially in lucrative southern England.
If, that is, it stops depressing the yuan, much more stringently protects intellectual property rights, and sharply cuts state subsidies to its corporations.
It's also unclear how often or how stringently policies protecting LGBTQ youth are enforced, said Kimberly McManama O'Brien, a researcher at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School who wasn't involved in the study.
Although such data enable preliminary epidemiologic research during an ongoing outbreak, case information is stringently restricted to protect patient privacy.
