Sentence examples for virtually immune from from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, too, major decisions are made by judges and administrators virtually immune from electoral reproach, let alone removal.

But now, the Islamic State may have found a solution that could make it virtually immune from removals online.

Americans spend an estimated $4 billion a year on herbal supplements, and the Graedons note that the industry is "virtually immune from regulation".

The Wolfsburg company itself is virtually immune from hostile takeover, because of the regional government's shareholding.Mr Piech brushes away such speculation.

They are subject to loss of freedom and destruction of their property while the estimated five million marijuana growers and tens of millions of consumers in the United States are virtually immune from penalties.

They argue that the combined forces of evangelical Christian groups and Jewish American organisations such as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee ensure that "Israel is virtually immune from criticism" in Congress and "also has significant leverage over the executive branch".

It utilizes a trick invented in World War II called "spread spectrum," used in military communications systems because spread spectrum signals were virtually immune to interference from enemy signals.

The military, once virtually immune to public criticism, has come under pressure from several sides in recent years.

Crucially, they are "virtually immune to retribution … the identity of donors to thinktanks is protected from involuntary disclosure".

As the corporate lobbyist Jeff Judson enthuses, they are "virtually immune to retribution … the identity of donors to thinktanks is protected from involuntary disclosure".

"And that basically makes the Police Department virtually immune to criticism".