Sentence examples for under a protected from inspiring English sources
They could also choose to establish a supply management system for ham and cheese products registered under a protected designation of origin (PDO) or protected geographical indication (PGI) to improve their quality.
She no longer has a world ranking but will be able to enter eight WTA tournaments under a protected ranking of 58 - her position in the standings when she last played.
But, as USA Today noted, "The measure would not apply to the denial of services to people under a protected class under federal law, such as race, religion or disability".
Twenty-six primary health care centres participated in the IQ3 project and all patients who visited one of these centres during the recruitment period (1 February to 30 May 2008) were selected to participate, as long as they met the inclusion criteria: (1) aged 18 80 years; (2) time since diagnosis longer than 6 months; and (3) not living under a protected identity.
Still, here he stands, under an awning, protected from the sun, outside the nondescript backdoor of Maryland's nondescript GOP headquarters.
The loophole exists under a settlement protecting the pre-1990 club from any ban by the U.S.G.A. or the PGA Tour.
As the meeting began Monday in Sorrento, Italy, Japanese officials said that if Japan did not gain concessions, it might consider pulling out of the organization, which was created in 1946 under a treaty protecting whales.
They contain plastic sheeting for sleeping under a roof protecting against the weather and against malaria or respiratory infections, blankets, pagnes, jerry cans and soap.
The sandstones were dried under ambient conditions in a hood (protected in a glass bowl) until their weight was constant.
In their quest, prosecutors have raised a central question about the role of the students — suggesting that they should be viewed as an "investigative agency," not journalists, whose unpublished materials could, under certain circumstances, be protected under a state statute.
No person shall circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access to a work protected under this title.
