Sentence examples for weaker protection from inspiring English sources

The commission suggested weaker protection for mortgage lenders who lent out more than a home was worth.

Still, Internet companies chafe at what they say is the weaker protection under the law afforded online data.

JPMorgan Chase said last year that weaker protection would lead to fewer loans and higher-cost mortgages.

Mr Cameron seems to agree, demanding weaker protection against torture: he wants greater freedom to deport terror suspects to countries where it is a risk.

Until it does, it is clear that our environment will have weaker protection when we leave the EU than it does now.

His successor, George Bush, froze Mr Clinton's order; then introduced an alternative, weaker protection, which handed more control of the land to state governments.

But it is not: It would protect fewer trans* people, and provide them arguably weaker protections than Title VII currently does.

Unless and until it does so again, the workplace will remain a place of endangered rights and weaker protections.

But the current Senate version already contains weaker protections for reporters and their sources than the bill passed by the House.

Sen. Patrick J. Toomey (R-Pa)., a prominent pro-trade voice in Congress, cited concerns including weaker protections for U.S. investors and new quotas on auto imports.

And punters would be able to bet on a booming industry without worrying about the weaker protections for investors in the wilder parts of the world.