Sentence examples for vigorously protected from inspiring English sources

Personal information, about family matters for example, is vigorously protected.

There is an elephant in the room, if not a whole herd of them: teachers and their vigorously protected extended summer break which they seem to regard as a sacrosanct entitlement.

The implication is that the freed people were sufficiently like these immigrants to justify the inference that had government vigorously protected their civil and voting rights then they too by would have blended into the larger American fabric.

His reformulated argument goes as follows: the government after 1865 failed "to vindicate the rights to full and equal citizenship the Civil War Amendments extended to blacks;" but, had that government "vigorously" protected those rights, "the legacy of slavery would have faded considerably if not wholly by now through the industry of blacks themselves".

MAME ROMS, and NES ROMS, however, are a still vigorously protected by the companies that created the games.

But equally important is the right of citizens to film the police, which should be vigorously protected, for it is not uncommon for the police to confiscate cell phones and to threaten people who are recording them.

Monsanto has a reputation for vigorously protecting its intellectual property.

He's vigorously protecting the foreign aid budget as he cuts almost everywhere else.

AT&T has a long history of vigorously protecting customer privacy.

But today the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts vigorously protects its copyrights when it comes to commercial merchandise.

But it could cost much more money in trade sanctions by the United States, which vigorously protects patents.