Sentence examples for technically protected from inspiring English sources

And, while much of this land is technically protected by the Indonesian, Malaysian and Brunei governments, illegal logging and uncontrolled burning are still continual threats.

"Annie Hall" Woody Allen is killed in a hate crime whose perpetrator is not charged because Jews are no longer technically protected by law.

They're also technically protected by monopolistic immunity, which comes with it the nasty habit of controlling commodities like tickets.

While restaurants nationwide are technically protected from getting sued should an issue arise, some say that the guidelines around donation procedures need to be more uniform to help assuage concerns and streamline the process.

As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Virunga is technically protected from such invasive exploitation by international convention, meaning that Kinshasa will have to declassify part or all of the park to get at its oil.

Though I was technically protecting my source and talked to others besides Felt, I did not do a good job of concealing where the information was coming from.

She also portrays the inability of the UN peacekeepers to protect the civilian population because of their limited, and ineffective, mandate – they could fire only when they were fired upon, and technically protect only the humanitarian aid workers, not the civilians themselves (though there were some heroic souls who broke that mandate because they were so disgusted by their powerlessness).

Samsung's latest top-end smartphones the Galaxy S7, S7 Edge (find here) and the troubled Note 7 are rated to IP68 standards, and so are technically more protected against water ingress.

In addition, depression and anxiety can come in patches and can be severe, but still last for a shorter period than 12 months, meaning you're technically not protected by the law.

Though the country has taken steps to mitigate gender-based discrimination in recent years it passed an Equality, Equity, and Eradication of Discrimination against Women law in 2011 gender nonconforming individuals are technically not protected under the law, because the state doesn't consider transgender women to be women.

Soon after closing on the three-story building, Mr. Simmons discovered that it was technically a rooming house, protected by city rules, and could not be rented out as individual apartments.