protection by law

It is under protection by law on cultural heritage since 1980.

The fundamental need is for statutory change involving protection by law.

A number of principles combine to guarantee an individual a certain level of protection by law.

If it applies for protection by law it may then be bankrupt.

Following the latest murders, numerous elected officials in the county were now placed under protection by law enforcement officers at home and at work.

They were entitled to protection by law with relation to their belongings and their liberty, but had no say in the making of government bodies.

They're afforded little protection by law.

The non-lethal weapon is intended as a means of protection by law enforcement officials such as the border patrol and police.

It would have provided six-month Secret Service protection by law to a former Vice President and family, but was not passed by the Senate.

Transit is slow, public sewage is not well established, prices are high and despite attempts of protection by law, the environment is threatened by the expansion.

In post-1945 Austria, in the federal-state of Burgenland, Hungarian and Croatian have regional protection by law.

Heritage trees in Singapore are individual mature trees specially selected for protection by law under the Heritage Trees Scheme adopted on 17 August 2001.

The legislation would repeal DOMA, a discriminatory law that excludes thousands of American families from protection by laws that help other American families.

Aghia Paraskevi Spring and the species have been granted protection by law No. 67/1981 of the Greek state and official decision of the Phthiotis Prefect.

Europol is a good example of how the protection by law of citizens is in danger when governments are disinclined to give either the European Parliament or national assemblies sufficient powers of democratic supervision.

Protection by Law Bolivia's 334,200-acre Beni Biosphere Reserve was created by administrative decree in 1982 as a model for the protection of local ethnic groups as well as for the area's plants, animals and water.

Five Constitutional Court judges (Dmytro Lelak, Volodymyr Kampo, Viktor Shyshkin, Petro Stetsyuk, Yaroslava Machuzhak), three of whom were appointed under the presidential quota, refused to participate in review of president order unless they will be given protection by law enforcement.