Sentence examples for wide protection from inspiring English sources

With centralised validity challenges, EU wide protection could be lost in one stroke.

First, he ruled that tata is an exemplary trademark: "It is now generally accepted in most countries that well-known marks, particularly those surrounded by an aura of high repute, excellent quality and respectability, deserve wide protection".

Similarly, the wide protection area for Bus III and Bus IV are also shown in Fig. 2.

If this type of vaccine works in humans, it might also provide wide protection for the elderly and people with weakened immune systems.

"There is in any case wide protection for anything that is artistic work or fair comment on matters of public interest, provided that it is done reasonably and in good faith".

Yet Tennessee's is a national first insomuch as it extends the right of intervention not just to law enforcement or animal control, but to random civilians, granting them wide protection from civil liability for damage to the vehicle.

The Supreme Court's decision was a landmark ruling, giving journalists wide protections in what they can write and say.

At that time, he said he intended to establish a more secure base for himself and WikiLeaks under the wide protections afforded to whistle-blowers by Swedish law.

A Mississippi measure that would allow people with religious objections to deny wedding services to same-sex couples and provide wide protections for actions decried as discriminatory by gay rights advocates passed the state legislature on Friday.

Over the last century, water-related projects in larger communities have progressed from an exclusive focus on disease prevention, to the conveyance of sewage away from neighborhoods, to increasingly higher levels of water and wastewater treatment, to our current focus on watershed-wide protection.

It remains a relatively healthy watershed because in 1989 — long before "global" and "warming" were inextricably linked — the Washington State Legislature, in the face of local protests and a court battle over Indian fishing rights, created the Nisqually River Council, the first watershed-wide protection council west of the Mississippi.