Sentence examples for which guards against from inspiring English sources

Nor had the TSA's decision breached the fourth amendment which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures.

Nationally, court decisions about cellphone tracking have considered whether it comports with the Fourth Amendment, which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures.

Most important are huge concerns about digital piracy, although Apple and Google do seem to have eased those with digital-rights-management technology, which guards against unauthorised copying.

Sanders Family Medicine in Concord has a four-month waiting list for the vaccine, which guards against four strains of the human papilloma virus.

NASA is about to launch a large satellite that will monitor the health of Earth's atmosphere in unprecedented detail, keeping daily track of everything from the upper ozone layer, which guards against solar radiation, to the air near the ground that people breathe.

By Orin Kerr August 5, 2013 In a major decision last week, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the location of your cell phone when you place a call is not protected by the Fourth Amendment, which guards against "unreasonable searches and seizures".

John Tugbeh, spokesman for the strikers at John F Kennedy hospital in Monrovia, said the nurses would not return to work until they were supplied with personal protective equipment (PPE), the hazardous material-style suits which guard against infectious diseases.

These findings also are in agreement with results in other studies which have taken advantage of opportunities to implement analytical procedures which guard against threats to valid causal inference, and particularly so the Vigdor et al. (2014) study.

Rhesus monkeys on this low-calorie diet have higher levels of the "good" cholesterol and lower triglyceride levels, both of which guard against heart disease and stroke in humans.

They honor an individualism that is grounded in personal responsibility, industriousness, strong work ethic, self-reliance, self-restraint, and self-discipline, which guard against idleness and dependence.

US Department of Agriculture USDAA) researchers recently revealed a prototype edible plastic film made from the milk protein casein which guards food against oxygen.