Sentences with phrase «rely on immunity»

Not exact matches

Public health efforts to prevent epidemics of infectious diseases typically rely on herd immunity: The more people in a community are vaccinated or otherwise protected from a disease, the less likely it is to be transmitted throughout the population.

While you probably know that a healthy immune system is one of your best lines of resistance to the health challenges all around you, it may surprise you to learn that one of the best ways to boost your immunity — and reduce your risk of cancer — is to rely on an ancient remedy: medicinal mushrooms.

When a puppy is born his own immune system isn't fully developed and he relies on the antibodies and immunity passed on to him when he nurses.

Relying on a dog's natural immunity is a hit and miss affair.

Young children rely on «herd immunity» — the rest of the population getting vaccinated — to keep them safe from the spread of disease.

The KRG relied on a decision by Court of Final Appeal of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in Democratic Republic of Congo and others v FG Hemisphere Associates LLC [2011] HK CFAR 395 where the Court followed Mighell in the context of the PRC rule of absolute immunity, rather than restrictive immunity which does not operate in respect of commercial transactions.

This Article was not relied on by the KRG but is of some relevance to the debate in which the KRG contended for the applicability of what it termed «common law» in the context of state immunity.

It relied on a decision of the Swiss Courts refusing attachment of its funds there on the basis of immunity of the assets of a central bank of a foreign state.

Interestingly, the NMTCA specifically abolishes the designations of «discretionary» and «ministerial» acts, and instead it relies on a specific set of enumerated exceptions to the general rule that government actors are entitled to immunity.

The Supreme Court unanimously dismissed the Government's appeals and ruled that the doctrine of state immunity was no bar to the claims, and that the Government and the various officials sued had not, on the assumed facts, shown any entitlement to rely on the doctrine of foreign act of state so as to defeat the claims brought against them.

(c) Any person who, in good faith, relies on a copy of an Authorized Relative Certification shall have the same immunities from criminal and civil liability as those who rely on a power of attorney for health care as provided by Illinois law.

The Court of Appeals says «no,» relying on a Wisconsin Supreme Court case from earlier this year on recreational immunity.

It found that the Code is paramount over statutory immunity provisions, that deliberative secrecy was irrelevant when the complainant only sought to rely on documents that were already disclosed, and that the rule of collateral attack was restricted to situations where a decision was sought to be overturned as opposed to having its facts re-litigated (¶ ¶ 64 - 66).

He relied on the application to a state by s 20 of the State Immunity Act 1978 (SIA 1978) of Art 29 of the Vienna Convention, which was given force of law by the Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964 and which, it was said, required the UK, including its courts, to «treat him with due respect and... take all appropriate steps to prevent any attack on his... dignity».

As a real estate professional, you're given immunity from damages for a violation of the Fair Housing Act if you reasonably relied on the application of the 55 - and - older exemption before the date that the alleged discrimination occurred.