Sentence examples for vigorous protection from inspiring English sources
So although "money in politics may at times seem repugnant to some," it is entitled to "vigorous" protection.
On this front, it is most encouraging that Judge Alito's record shows support for a vigorous protection of personal religious liberty.
If the court gives ordinary voters the same kind of vigorous protection it gave Mr. Bush, it will strike down Pennsylvania's undemocratic lines.
Though governments since then have seen life and liberty as deserving of vigorous protection, for all the public policies aimed at increasing economic growth, people have been left to sort out their happiness.
Whatever bad things are done by our government (no doubt there are many), our repeated, penetrating and vigorous protection of the freedom to speak and to write distinguishes us among the nations.
So although "money in politics may at times seem repugnant to some," it, along with other forms of unpopular speech like "flag burning, funeral protests and Nazi parades", is entitled to "vigorous" protection.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement being negotiated by the U.S. trade representative, for instance, should contain not only provisions concerning the environment and labor standards, but also vigorous protections for freedom of information and expression.
The problem, of course, is that vigorous environmental protection involves regulation, which is suspect if not anathema to many conservatives.
It activated TNF-α, NF-κB p65, and NF-κB p50 to generate a more vigorous immune protection that produces a greater amount of IL-8 compared to AgNPs.
The decision was a victory for the tobacco industry as well as for the advertising industry, which had argued on behalf of the cigarette makers for a vigorous First Amendment protection for advertising.
Where there is greater concern for individual rights, the courts have been given control, but critics maintain that the practice in any form does not lend itself to vigorous and continuous protection of individual rights.
