Sentence examples for this protection has from inspiring English sources

This provision was intended to protect the inspectors from retribution, but even this protection has raised questions.

This is the traditional kick-off time for the league and it is protected by Football Association restrictions on UK broadcasters, though this protection has been steadily circumvented by Sunday and Monday night kick-offs, not to mention noon and evening Saturday kick-offs, to accommodate domestic broadcast partners.

CRPS patients are known to protect their involved limb to minimize pain associated with movement and touching; this protection has been described as a voluntary action, but lately neglect-like behavior has been proposed to play an important role.

To our knowledge, no clinical studies have been published indicating that neonates or infants (< 6 mo) are passively protected against TBEV infection by neutralising antibodies from previously infected mothers, but this protection has been demonstrated with other flaviviruses, such as the dengue virus.

This protection has been performed according to the scheme described in [4] (see Figure 31).

Recently this protection has been extended to cover the technology used for tracking.

This protection had become little more than a "racial entitlement", Scalia argued, claiming it was unconstitutional to treat some states differently by making them clear any changes to voting rules with the federal government first.

The dermal scales that provide this protection have a bony base and are known as osteoderms.

Multiple studies have demonstrated improved clinical outcomes in patients taking statins at stroke onset [ 18, 19]; however, mechanisms conferring this protection have not been well studied.

Hypothermia and hypothermic preconditioning are known to be profoundly cardioprotective, but the molecular mechanisms of this protection have not been fully explained.

This lack of protection has so alarmed local MP Norman Lamb that he has written this week to Edward Timpson, the children's minister, to request a meeting.