Sentence examples for would've been protected from inspiring English sources

Had the Bush-Obama policy been in place 40 years ago, the bald eagle never would've been protected, because although the iconic bird was declining rapidly in the lower 48, it was still common in Alaska.

The President has argued in the past that Snowden could have taken his concerns to his seniors, and that he would have been protected by an executive order affording protections to whistle-blowers in the intelligence agencies.

The President has argued in the past that Snowden could have taken his concerns to his seniors, and that he would have been protected by an executive order affording protections to whistle-blowers in the intelligence agencies.

"I just wish that this once-in-30-years storm could have waited until we had built these protective dams higher up the valley and these houses would have been protected," he said.

But he would have been protected if there had been high vaccination rates in the community.

Had Sergio been killed in the United States, he would have been protected by the Constitution.

Even if the visit had gone ahead, Mr. Yudhoyono would have been protected by diplomatic immunity, Dutch officials said.

Rains and winds would cause their damage, but New York City would have been protected from the storm surge that ended up inundating its vulnerable infrastructure.

Even if the statements had been material, the court found they would have been protected by the safe harbor for forward-looking statements.

Had he been an American citizen, he would have been protected whether he was killed in the United States or in Mexico.

Critically, in a country where disclosing such information violates the law, bank employees would have been protected under the proposed deal.