Sentence examples for that could be protected from inspiring English sources

She did not have a lease that could be protected, as it was not for the whole of the property.

"There may be some populations that are free of the virus" that could be protected, he said.

So they took a laboratory strain of tame fruit flies and set up pots of food that could be protected by single males.

Persistence of a species within an MPA network depends strongly on its movement characteristics; therefore we used the number of combinations of larval dispersal distances and adult home range diameters as an index representing the number of species that could be protected by a MPA network.

Lowell Rothschild, an attorney at Bracewell & Giuliani, represents what he refers to as the "regulated community" — entities that need to apply for permits to, for example, disturb or pollute a body of water that could be protected.

The amendment extended citizenship to every person born in the United States (except Indians on reservations), penalized states that did not give the vote to freedmen, and most importantly, created new federal civil rights that could be protected by federal courts.

He added that it was important that children could be protected from "politically motivated industrial action".

Initially, conventional Abs were shown to be protective against HIV by demonstrating that chimpanzees could be protected by infusing the challenged animals with immunoglobulin G (IgG) from an HIV-infected chimpanzee (22).

Researchers also found that girls could be protected against HIV infection by being lifted from poverty.

Furthermore, political concessions on his part had led to attacks on his spiritual power, and he considered that it could be protected only by his continued exercise of a temporal authority.

In the late 1950s, the inventors of the double-jointed Sir Vival car came up with the idea that occupants could be protected if the front of their car swiveled away or even broke off in a collision.