I believed it to be my sole source of protection.
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The lagoon walls act as a source of protection to the coral.
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Yet extra copies of p53 are not the elephants' only source of protection.
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The major banks' high profitability will continue to provide a significant source of protection, however.
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What they find in the gang is a close-knit group that they think of as source of protection.
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Alliances are America's best source of protection against the advantage China will reap from its increasing economic and military power.
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"Travel Eye" (2013) is a dream catcher made from leaf forms, establishing the natural world as a source of protection.
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Meanwhile, the number of black Americans who saw guns as a source of protection almost doubled from 23 to 2014.
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Deprived of direct American support, the Kurds will inevitably turn to Moscow, the sole available source of protection from Turkey.
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Whatever the source of protection, however, the illegality of the threats issued by Jones and amplified by the president is clear.
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As Mr. Trump acknowledged, Washington would no longer play the role of neutral arbiter — even while vowing to be Israel's source of protection.
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The whole foundation of Reg NMS as a source of protection and promotion of market innovation for the benefit of investors would come into question.
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Many Armenians see Russia, which provides their country with security guarantees, weapons and cheap gas, as their only source of protection, for better or worse.
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The criticism has underlined the sense that Trump sees the Justice Department and the attorney general as his own attorney and a source of protection for his presidency.
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Given the incessant whining about burdensome regulation by big business, it may come as a surprise that the government is so often a source of protection from unwanted competition.
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With the State Department now far less inclined to intervene on behalf of dissidents in countries whose governments we like, Abbas's prominence on Twitter was his main source of protection.
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His pay-as-you-go approach to NATO, for instance, could prompt the Central and Eastern Europeans to turn toward the European Union, and Germany, as a more reliable source of protection.
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While the perceived promise of these boys can be a source of protection, it can also be the reason for harm done in the name of getting someone back on the right path.
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This means, he explains in an op-ed in the Washington Post, that the religious non-profits' argument "is a mortal threat to an essential and widespread source of protection for religious liberty".
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For now, at least, Renault considers its larger stake to be a source of protection for Nissan at a time when the Japanese automaker's performance and operating margin have slipped, the person said.
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But it also means that a child who has received the weakened vaccine virus can pass the protective variety along instead, making them a secondary source of protection for other children who didn't receive the drops.
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Not only does encryption give us peace of mind as we shop, bet online or send "spicy memes" to our friends while bored at work — it is also a vital source of protection against cybercrime and identity theft.
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Having recently won 31 new contracts to provide cybersecurity for various federal government agencies, Cyberark Software is taking its place as a leading source of protection for U.S. infrastructure, the company's founder, Chairman and CEO Udi Mokady told Cramer.
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The JPMorgan foreign-exchange strategist Daniel Hui says that means currency investors have to play defense in a new way, since they often use the US dollar as a safe haven — or source of protection — when the market gets rough.
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Two-toed sloths spend most of their lives hanging upside down from trees. They cannot walk, so they pull hand-over-hand to move around, which is at an extremely slow rate. Being predominantly nocturnal, their fur, which grows greenish algae to blend in, is their main source of protection."sloth." Encyclopædia Britannica.
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It is difficult for Chinese netizens to identify phishing attacks in a complete English URL due to language barriers. Therefore, Chinese IDNs provide a source of protection for Chinese consumers against phishing attacks. Chinese netizens (and the Chinese government) tend to favor fully Chinese web addresses because they are more easily able to spot phishing URLs in their own language.
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Predation on egg cases is thought to be a major source of mortality for developing oviparous sharks, skates and chimaeras. In general, predation is the leading cause of mortality for marine fish eggs, due to their abundance and high nutritional value. Parental care ends when the egg case is released from the body, so the embryo relies on its tough, leathery exterior as its only source of protection. Some gastropods are known to feed on egg cases by boring into the exterior.
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It was widely used in Hegra as a source of protection for the tombs against thievery.Mahdi al-Zoubi: Nabataean Practices for Tombs Protection - p. 3 Nabataean inscriptions from Hegra give us an understanding of the cosmic function of Dushara: "He who separates night and day" suggest that he was linked with the sun, or with Mercury, which another Arabian god, called Ruda, was identified with. "His throne" was frequently mentioned in inscriptions, certain interpretations of the text consider it as a reference for Dhushara's wife, goddess Harisha.
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Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion, and began by briefly describing the historical backdrop against which the Miranda ruling had emerged. A suspect's confession had always been inadmissible if it had been the result of coercion or otherwise given involuntarily. This was true in England, from where American law inherited that rule. However, as time went on, the Supreme Court recognized that the Fifth Amendment was an independent source of protection for statements made by criminal defendants in the course of police interrogation.
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The case has been cited in over 300 law review articles .Westlaw Citing References Search, (Oct. 15, 2013) . A consistent point made in numerous articles is that while Congress may terminate tribal and treaty rights, it must show a "specific intent to abrogate them."Jeri Beth K. Esra, The Trust Doctrine: a Source of Protection for Native American Sacred Sites 38 705 (1989); Robert Laurence, Thurgood Marshall's Indian Law Opinions 27 3 (1984); Comment: Reaffirming the Guarantee: Indian Treaty Rights to Hunt and Fish Off-Reservation in Minnesota 20 1177 (1994).
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Tensions were particularly strong in the chaotic reign of King Stephen (known as The Anarchy) when the murder occurred. Thomas of Monmouth claims that the sheriff was bribed by the Jews to protect them. There may also have been background conflicts between the cathedral, the sheriff and local people about rights in the city and suburbs. Thomas repeatedly invokes God as a source of protection for the people against the corrupt Norman sheriffs, claiming that John de Chesney, the sheriff who protected the Jews, was punished with internal bleeding.
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It was well known internationally for its opulence and sex workers to the point where it was a point of pride for many Chicagoans. The club, Kenna, and Coughlin were inexorably linked in the imagination of people around the world. It was an important source of protection money for the two aldermen; one of the sisters stated that she had paid Coughlin over $100,000 over the course of 12 years, and Kenna and Coughlin ended up collecting over $15 million in graft from the Levee. After the events of 1895, Kenna and Coughlin were particularly conscious of the need for a cash flow to finance their endeavors.
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In recent years, ship-breaking has become an issue of environmental concern beyond the health of the yard workers. Many ship-breaking yards operate in developing nations with lax or no environmental law, enabling large quantities of highly toxic materials to escape into the general environment and causing serious health problems among ship-breakers, the local population, and wildlife. Environmental campaign groups such as Greenpeace have made the issue a high priority for their activities. Along the Indian subcontinent, ecologically-important mangrove forests, a valuable source of protection from tropical storms and monsoons, have been cut down to provide space for water- craft disassembly.
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Peter returned in desperation to Constantinople, seeking the Emperor's help. 1096 Siege of Nish (1337) In Peter's absence, the pilgrims were ambushed and cut to pieces in detail by the Turks, who were more disciplined, at the Battle of Civetot. Despite Peter's pronunciations of divine protection, the vast majority of the pilgrims were slaughtered by the swords and arrows of the Turks or were enslaved. Left in Constantinople with the small number of surviving followers, during the winter of 1096–1097, with little hope of securing Byzantine support, the People's Crusade awaited the coming of the armed crusaders as their sole source of protection to complete the pilgrimage.
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Gbowee, along with many other women, such as Thelma Ekiyor, combined religion and traditional practices to define their approach to conflict transformation, peace building, and security. Gbowee’s faith has had a tremendous impact on her personal and professional life. Prayer is a recurrent theme in her memoir and talks. Although her memoir depicts instances of loss, pain, grief, and disappointment that made her question her faith, she indicates that prayer has been an intrinsic part of her journey in peace building. She writes, “God is ever faithful, ever loving; he listens to our prayers.” She used prayer as a source of protection, hope, and guidance in her activist work.
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The Roman army arrived in Britain in 43 AD, and quickly set about its conquest. Roman Legions spread north and west and by AD 47 were pushing on into Leicestershire. At this time, Corieltauvi tribal chiefs were being severely harassed by their neighbours, the Brigantes, and so welcomed the Romans as a source of protection and stability. Ostorius Scapula, the Roman Governor in Britain, established the frontier zone delineated by the Fosse Way through the middle of friendly Corieltauvi territory. Earl Shilton’s first industry arrived during this period, as a pottery was established on Shilton Heath, (behind the modern day Heathfield High School). There was an excellent vein of clay found in the vicinity of Earl Shilton’s Roman kiln.
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Although the Ghetto was purchased in 1779, the Jewish Council (Consiglio Israelitico) decided to officially stop closing the Ghetto gates at midnight in 1834. This action led to protests of Jews living in the Ghetto, who were apprehensive about their only source of protection for the schools, shops and homes no longer being enforced. In the Jewish Council's memorandum on the issue, it mentioned that "though it was the need to cut expenses, including the doorkeeper's salary, they also claimed the Jews' right to abandon a custom that recalled periods of humiliation and shame." Approximately one year after the Jewish Council decided to stop closing the Ghetto gates, in 1835, the gates became permanently attached to the side walls of the Ghetto.
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A player holding his helmet by the face mask A lineman whose face mask has horizontal and vertical bars A face mask penalty In gridiron football, the face mask is the part of the helmet that directly covers the face. It is a major source of protection for the players, made of metal covered either with a rubber or plastic coating (although early facemasks were made with pure plastic). Details of the face mask may vary according to each player and their needs for their position. For example, the quarterback's face mask in previous years could be just a single horizontal bar, since he has a need to see the entire field; today, quarterbacks, receivers and kickers/punters wear, at minimum, a two-bar facemask.
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Asmat art is widely collected in major Western museums despite the difficulty in visiting the remote region to collect work; the "exceptionally expressive" art "caused a sensation in art-collecting circles" which led to large-scale collecting expeditions in the post-WWII era, according to art scholar and ethnology Dirk A.M. Smidt. One of the most comprehensive collections of Asmat Art can be found in the American Museum of Asmat Art at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. Traditionally, many Asmat men practiced polygamy by marrying more than one woman. In many cases, men were expected to marry a male relative's wife when that relative dies, lest the widow and orphans be left without a source of protection or economic support.
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