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He noted that the new legislation would have "protections and safeguards" in relation to questioning suspects aged 14 to 17.
They now had a beach and would have protection from the high tide.
But when I rang it I was told that I should not assume I would have protection against Chinatours' failure if I paid using such a card.
That's not to say the ground hadn't been thoroughly prepared: half the village was waiting in the temple to take us through the bai sii ceremony, during which threads were tied around our wrists by the village elders to ensure that we would have protection from evil spirits on our journey.
He would have protection from extradition from his homeland because Article 7 of IMAC (the governing Swiss law) prohibits the extradition of Swiss nationals.
"Ideally we'd have protection induced by a single shot vaccine or a two shot vaccine and for that to last for years".
Had that offer been taken up, any of the sailors or their families would have had protection from harassment.
Leeds suffered flooding in areas that would have had protection from defences that were part of the original 2011 plan.
"And unless the letter writer has some exclusive interest in a specific part of the roof, he would not have protection under the act".
The panel rejected amendments from Republicans that would have stripped protections for reporters who reveal classified information, limited the bill's protections to American members of the news media and exempted grand jury leaks.
It would have weakened protections for those with preexisting conditions.
