| 词汇 | example_english_protect |
| 释义 | Examples of protectThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Should older people be protected from bad choices ? A critic of the data protection regime might note that the legislation protects debtors with more force than it does creditors. The precursor to having one's integrity protected (embodied by the requirement of one's consent) is the capacity to exercise will, make choices, and communicate desires. A clause protected with a guard matches only if both the pattern and the guard are satisfied. Being "fair" was feasible for such owners if the universal enforcement of the union contract protected them from non-union competition. Thus, it is important that explicit processes be developed to allow confidential data to be used, while protecting its confidentiality. There is an increasing need for assessments of the status of monkey populations both within and outside protected areas. Actual choices are relevant not to the idea of the right but rather to its direction of exercise with respect to the protected domain. The users of the water invested the communal power with the duty of protecting them against usurpers' efforts to divert the water. In summary, we have demonstrated that brimonidine is effective in protecting against ischemic retinal injury and in preserving retinal function. Thirty-nine young colonies (32 unprotected and seven protected) were monitored for survival at six sites. Transmission from these chronic phase rabbits recruits susceptibles into the chronic phase, protecting them from acute infection. Indeed, protected by the colonial settlement, their effective powers over their own subjects often increased, as did their possibilities of accumulating wealth. Now, the protective nature of duties does not prevent them from being comparative: the harm protected against may be essentially comparative. Reproductive privacy can be protected while having a generally effective policy that prohibits cloning except in cases of infertility. Removing the need for a single global price protects the interests of the most vulnerable populations. All of these lands came to be protected from unauthorised use. Such antigens are very effective in protecting against challenge infections. Newborn infants may be initially protected by maternal antibodies. The magnitude of costs can inform managers about local people's attitude toward protected areas. Between the bank face and occupied rooms is a firewood drying room, protecting inner walls from the damp ground, using stored logs as additional insulation. Legitimate authorities change protected reasons; merely de facto authorities do not (though they purport to change or are taken to change protected reasons). Rather, they pursued the parallel goals of fostering the emancipation of women, democratizing relations between members of the family, protecting children and strengthening family stability. At 3 years all of 6 cattle challenged were protected from severe rinderpest and survived, 2 being fully protected from clinical disease [8]. On subsequent challenge, all eight cattle were fully protected from clinical rinderpest. To the extent that much delinquency is a group activity, the members of the recovery group may have been "protected" by their social isolation. Civil registration provides a direct mechanism through which marriage is distinguished from cohabitation, through which parenthood is defined and by which human life is protected. In contrast, demonstrations of norm violation are protected from ridicule, and may even gain a cachet of urgency and truth. A special unit was designed to allow exposure of samples to environmental conditions while protecting them from damage caused by insects and animals. Specifically, we used a standard, agestructured epidemic model, where individuals are either protected by maternal antibodies, susceptible, latent infected, infectious or immune. By disseminating the results of a growing literature in such an accessible way it will itself play a part in protecting children from this problem. They are free to avoid means of protecting themselves from hazards. Finally, the opportunity to mass produce games (instead of making them individually in the home) suggests that there was value in protecting a commercial opportunity. The first thing to notice is that each of these rights can be justified by appeal to its value in protecting values other than autonomy. The positive pressure with continuous flow of protected gas inside the body endows the robot with explosion protection capability. A two-tiered transcription regulation mechanism that protects germ cell identity. As a result, they are important enough to be protected by rights that we have against the state. Of course, it may be that these interests are not important enough to be protected by rights, as we shall see in a moment. The earth and its riches are protected and arranged in horizontal harmony, expressive of the here and now. Additionally, protected specimen brush samples of two patients grew >1000 c. f. u./ml of these bacteria. Intuitively, with the pollution charge set too high, good 2 is protected less than good, 3 initially. At the same time, first-party privilege is provisionally accommodated and intimate harmony is protected in the face of such an unpleasant revelation. At the same time, the planters could not prevent that certain rules were included which protected the interests of workers and administrators. However, all the already encysted metacercariae would be protected and therefore survive to sustain the endangered population. Such molecules may have been destroyed, altered or displaced into deeper soil layers, where they are protected from radiation and oxidation. The reasonable person standard enjoys a certain sort of objectivity, insofar as it protects people from each other. The first term on the right-hand side of equation (8) can be interpreted as a fund that protects floor consumption prior to annuitization. If their nightly battles with witches were successful, their crop was protected. The oath protects the neighbour, makes the truth manifest, and brings innocence to light. The stability of private property values was protected. Although the value of housing stock rose rapidly, so did the costs of protecting it through insurance and private security services. The rationale for this physical confinement was in terms of protecting the child and ensuring their safety at all times. In fact, 85 % of the population is effectively vaccinated and will be protected against infection for life. If one wishes to stipulate that (general) protected reasons are "rules," then, of course, precedents are "rules" as stipulated. The reliability justification would treat present possessory interests as worth protecting, all other things being equal. The contrast between crown vigilance in protecting its income and its casual attitude toward complaints about dissent could not have been more marked. The mode rep protects representation objects from exposure. He cannot, in other words, be assigned to the ranks of those primarily concerned with ' protecting ' religion from objective investigation. 473 model to be held confidentally and to be protected by a password. We know how to set about protecting it. The usual assumption is that this response is a primitive initial mechanism that protects the host until specific immunity, typically based on antibody, gets underway. Nevertheless, the press-then still vigilant about protecting personal freedom from medical statism-was alarmed. There are other ways of protecting our food and agriculture. Privatisation is usually part and parcel of standard reform packages, being also indirectly promoted by the requirements of reducing public deficits and protecting property rights. There already exists a system for the use of confidential information whilst protecting the sensitivity of these issues. The aim is to ensure adequate diversification, thus protecting the beneficiaries against insolvency of the sponsor and investment risks. Interviews were audiotaped for transcription and the use of pseudonyms protected participants' anonymity. Through this crying it was possible to be emotionally protected from making their emotions visible and thereby becoming vulnerable. Antioxidant enzymes in intramolluscan schistosomes recombinant fusion protein vaccine against schistosomiasis protecting against immunopathology and infection. The most important one being the virulence of the material; unless the cattle are protected by chemoprophylaxis the majority would die. There was a close season for breeding and there were also four reserves where seals were fully protected. Nature-based tourism within protected areas: effects of participation on knowledge, attitudes, values, and behaviors and the factors that influence these outcomes. He often spoke about the "human spirit" as a positive force that should be protected and respected. Figure 3 shows that the buyout protects the consumption of the originally entitled people, on average. Vigilance in protecting it is no longer a communal calling card. The outer shell, among other things, protected the central core from attack. Promotion of woodlots by external organizations appears to displace local collective action in protecting the woodlot and contributes to lower tree survival rates. They appear to have protected their religion and maintained control over their own land by agreeing to submit peacefully and pay tribute to the state. Such a construction would have impeded the natural, southerly flow of water and thus protected the residential area to the south from flooding and sedimentation. The motivation is more to do with protecting the inherited connection between social solidarity and national sovereignty. The singularity of the monarch protects hierarchical privilege; the ideological basis of that singularity makes such privilege accessible. If one is threatened it can call upon the other's aid and give a" protected threat" to its adversary. A thicker shell presumably protects the snail better. As expected, simultaneous insertion of both thermometers into the moist and protected rectal cavity created a near identical temperature reading match. Again, in theory, this principle protects large practice firms from the" inexperienced" practitioner anxious to obtain a slice of the client market. A home, for any creature, is a place to live, to shelter, protected from at least some of the vicissitudes of existing in this world. Escalators and lifts help customers move between levels, and there may also be fountains, cafes, sculptures and seating areas- all protected from the weather. With the exception of one year the motor industry during the 1920s had been protected by a 33 13 per cent duty. The big, strong daddy elephant is capable of coping with these destructive forces, but the son elephant needs to be protected. When the subgrade is exposed, fields could be protected by a special kind of grass. The coatings protecting the timber have a life of five to seven years and yet the use of these materials implies an ongoing maintenance cost. Sediments overlaying the archaeological level have protected the settlement remains from processes like erosion and mechanical weathering. To comply with current regulations multi-storey buildings must be protected from progressive collapse. Although this assumption is seldom justified and is often contraindicated by common sense, it has been protected for decades by an overly forgiving justification process. Other programs emphasize improving parenting as a means of intervention and attempt to develop parenting skills and family communication as a means of protecting children. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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