Sentence examples for sweeping protection from inspiring English sources

With such sweeping protection, he said, "there would be no end to the irresponsible behavior of some unscrupulous employers, who could deny necessary medical treatment any time it became too costly or inconvenient".

The governor's office is calling it the most sweeping protection for transgender people in the country. .

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Friday rescinded most of a 2008 rule that granted sweeping protections to health care providers who opposed abortion, sterilization and other medical procedures on religious or moral grounds.

Despite the sweeping protections these laws offer to anyone who responds with deadly force to what they perceived was a grave threat, however, victims of domestic violence who kill or injure their partners before they get killed themselves appear to be no better off.

But three legal challenges to waivers in the Bush era were unsuccessful, since the REAL ID Act creates sweeping protections for the waiver power, Segee explained.

But short of that, Trump's job offers him sweeping protections from the types of accountability that normally apply to regular citizens. .

Law 58, which took effect in February, offered sweeping protections from physical, economic and psychological abuse, and even outlawed harassment in public.

Some American officials want contractors to have full immunity from Iraqi law, while others envision less sweeping protections.

While Converse could be awarded monetary damages through its civil suits, an exclusion order from the trade commission offers sweeping protections against future counterfeiters.

Nor were they satisfied with increased enforcement and penalties or with the sweeping protections to the water supply of the Highlands.

A week ago the Irish government said it would fully guarantee bank deposits in Irish banks, reassuring consumers there but angering leaders of neighboring nations that offer much less sweeping protections for savers.