Sentences with phrase «traditional protection»

Traditional protection methods involved the need for prior knowledge of a threat type before a defense could be prepared.

Gov. Roy Romer of Colorado last week unveiled a new contract for Denver teachers that would abolish many traditional protections in exchange forgiving teachers unusually wide decisionmaking latitude in each of the city's schools.

Massively expanding human economic activities are placing irresistible pressures on the global commons and, in many contexts, are overwhelming traditional protection and conservation approaches.

Whether the Bush administration had the authority to lock up individuals under claims of wartime power, without benefit of traditional protections such as a jury trial, the right to cross-examine one's accusers and the right to appeal.

-- Junk - bond investors are passing up traditional protections in their race to buy new debt, and some participants worry the diminished safeguards are a sign of an overheated market.

Although Lending Club's investors fund the loans, its association with WebBank, an FDIC - insured lender, gives borrowers all the traditional protections of a standard bank loan.

ForeAccumulation fixed index annuity offers the traditional protection of a fixed index annuity along with an earnings opportunity through an accumulation feature known as a Guaranteed Minimum Accumulation Value (GMAV).7

Most dogs from even the traditional protection breeds are only suitable as pets.

These dogs aren't necessarily defending the flock, in a traditional protection sense, it's more defending the territory from strangers or otherwise attacking the cause of a kerfuffle.

but are the remarks of a faculty member given under the traditional protection of academic freedom.»

Keep in mind that many of the traditional protections regarding personal liability associated with working in a corporate entity do not exist in the case of a professional corporation, and that the Law Society can lift the veil of a PC and hold the shareholders accountable for their actions.