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The AU was already preparing to expand its ceasefire-observer mission to Darfur, which would be protected by a small force of around 300 troops.

Glucovance, which would be protected from generic competition by its own patents, could help Bristol-Myers retain its share of the diabetes market.

"Health-related information, which would be protected from disclosure when said in a doctor's office, can be captured, shared, and sold when entered into a Web site," she wrote.

Miller said a public consultation on its recommendations had found an "overwhelming consensus" behind its central theme that the £320m spent annually by government on disability employment – which would be protected – should be concentrated on disabled people themselves.

This is a negotiation between the US and European Union to develop a way in which investment would be protected, and a way in which governments must not make life difficult for investors.

Our intention was to determine which features would be protected by selecting permitted fishing areas, and which would remain unprotected.

Scientists are testing edible vaccines in which people would be protected from diseases by eating genetically engineered foods.

He told the BBC News Channel: "We've set out in more detail than any other party I think in British political history what we'd do on tax, what we'd do on welfare, what we'd do on spending, which areas would be protected".

In this region, as in others, many pregnant women do not receive proper ante-natal care, the time during which they would be protected with two doses of tetanus vaccine.

The dynamic gene expression changes were assessed over the following 24 hours after HP- a time by which the brain would be protected against focal ischemia [ 7].

Another goal was to secure a new commitment from the Syrian opposition coalition that it is prepared to enter into a negotiation over a political transition to a post-Assad Syria, if one can ever be organized, and that a post-Assad government would be a democracy in which the rights of minorities would be protected.