Sentence examples for too protection from inspiring English sources

Don't forget to think of the positive motives too – protection of another, guarding of a reputation, generosity to a fault, etc. Think how a person did what they did?

DealBook »   Too Much Protection for Derivatives in Bankruptcy  |  Several courts have lately been expanding the already broad protections that derivatives and repo contracts enjoy, Stephen J. Lubben writes in the In Debt column.

Elsewhere, too, shark protection is proving tough.

She, too, seeks protection under a sewing machine and then everything gives way around her.

"You should err on the side of too much protection and not risk not enough".

But as we've learned, there is no such thing as too much protection for a recovering species.

European and American negotiators say Russia wants to retain too much protection for industries like financial services and insurance.

She said that when anonymity had been given to defendants,  "there was a sense that perhaps it was affording too much protection to people.

But too much protection can strangle competition and can limit what economists call "incremental innovation" — innovations that build, in some way, on others.

Mr. King also criticized the British deposit insurance system, saying it offered too little protection to stop the run on Northern Rock.

The two countries have conducted joint training exercises since 1998 under a visiting forces agreement that critics say gives too much protection to US troops accused of committing crimes.