Iraqi officials have said polling stations will be well protected.
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There are people asking how well protected are U.S. supply chains.
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And that explains why so many narcos are so well protected.
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Warehouse workers are also historically not well protected by their employers.
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After six months, only the monkeys injected intravenously were well protected.
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In the US, speech is very well protected, as it should be.
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But that jab on its own is so crisp, so well protected.
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The United States Embassy, in northeastern Beijing, is a well-protected compound.
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Patient privacy is well protected by HIPPA and doctor-patient confidentiality laws.
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How do we make sure that their systems are just as well protected?
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Israel is a cyber power and is well protected in the cyber field.
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I use a password manager, so my passwords are strong and well protected.
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The area is well-protected from seeing a full-blown hurricane make landfall, though.
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It was thought to be well-protected from potential attacks due to its location.
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"The site has been extremely well protected from diggers, artifact looters and Mother Nature herself."
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Dear China, Delhi is well protected by Somnath Bharti's dogs, Kejriwal's tweets and Ashutosh's English.
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Taking just a few steps will place you among the most well-protected people online.
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The Lancet study's takeaway: Even well-protected states like California and Texas could suffer outbreaks.
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Compromises of even the most sensitive and well-protected systems occur on a regular basis.
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But less critical systems that access the secure database may not be as well protected.
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"My main objective was to ensure that the victim's rights were well protected," Mwangonde said.
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This well-protected reef, relatively isolated from human activities, is nevertheless susceptible to global warming.
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Suncorp remains well protected against further natural hazard events, the insurer added in a statement.
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They're very well protected in lots of ways, both physically and through the software infrastructure.
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The American federal government is relatively well-protected against the whims of the Oval Office.
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"One organization being well-protected is nice, but the goal is to get everybody," said Daly.
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We believe our company and our policyholders will remain well protected at a much lower cost.
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But assassination attempts on otherwise well-protected VIPs has always been high up on the list.
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Putin has said Russia will keep both and that they will need to be well protected.
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No national security expert, he was there to make sure the president's interests were well protected.
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The islands, about 600 miles off the coast and part of Ecuador, are generally well-protected.
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Strong, well-protected passwords can thwart hackers looking for easy combinations to gain access to your information.
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But in a way, because of the gangsters, the area was well-protected from outsiders before Giuliani.
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Pretend you live in a pleasant, well-protected community of like-minded people, and you're in charge.
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We will continue to work to keep the Privacy Shield running and ensure European's data are well protected.
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Others, however, are sure the 6-year-old is well protected, and don't think the photo is inappropriate.
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The Roman military formation called the "testudo" — Latin for "tortoise" — was supposedly inspired by this well-protected animal.
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I would add, the third-party vendor is the second-favorite target to access a well-protected company.
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After all, the President's schedule is often made public and he's well-protected, but who's watching the watchers?
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They took care of their own, so if you were in trouble, you were well protected, that's for sure.
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Life in a well-protected tiger reserve is hardly wild, despite the idea that they provide a natural habitat.
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The center of the city is a heavily protected zone of concrete fortresses, razor wire and well-protected checkpoints.
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Any serious effort will create winners and losers, some of whom are well-protected by powerful K Street lobbies.
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The 31-member team is in Haiti with the Mission of Hope nonprofit organization and is well-protected, Ennis said.
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We shouldn't need to say it, but make absolutely sure your smartphone is well protected with various lock screen defenses.
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Stay educated, take a couple of simple and effective steps, and find yourself as well protected as you can be.
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You can charge it via USB and the entire phone is well-protected thanks to the jolly candy-colored case.
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Tonnessen said, the clothes' pristine condition and vibrant fabrics were impressive; the family had kept them well protected in storage.
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None of the oil sands have caught fire, and the industry has redoubled efforts to ensure facilities are well protected.
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"Just because you have a checklist of 'guns, guards, and gates' doesn't mean that you're necessarily well protected," Umayam said.
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So we're pretty well protected and the latest round of tariffs didn't affect us in any regard on the import side.
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That creates a natural buffer and leaves only one well-protected road that fans can funnel through to enter the stadium.
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Here's how to seek out the strongest and most well-protected wireless networks in the terrifying cold of the real world.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWe'd also recommend getting a password manager set up to ensure all your passwords are well protected and suitably strong.
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Mr Shifty In the stealth/action game Mr Shifty, you play as a secret agent infiltrating a well-protected government building.
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The country's crisis management authority said the al-Barakah was well protected and urged the public not to listen to rumors.
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" Virginia Ham had plenty of admirers, but Arnold wanted to be loved as himself—"the part that's not so well protected.
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Regardless, you probably feel a certain comfort in the idea that at least your money or your inbox is well protected.
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Even after Milosevic fell to a pro-democracy uprising in 2000, Mladic remained well protected in various Belgrade apartments until 2005.
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Even if a threat is about 2,000 feet away and seemingly well protected, the new weapon will blast through enhanced body armor.
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Intellectual property rights like trademarks have not in past been well-protected in China, but recently, experts have been seeing a change.
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That incident was the direct result of a third-party software glitch, demonstrating that even well-protected databases can be accidentally exposed.
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"Because of the amount of exercise they're doing now, astronauts are coming back with their [muscles and bones] pretty well protected," Steidler said.
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It's the tunnel beneath the data wall that allows the outside world into Facebook's well-protected garden, and it's like that by design.
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But voter data rapidly goes stale and campaigns close up shop quickly, so data is seen as disposable and often isn't well-protected.
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It said the biggest issue was users not changing default passwords, adding that, overall, its products were well protected from cyber security breaches.
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"Our vision is a line of sustainably managed Sahelian landscapes that includes trees, managed wetlands, sustainable farmland, and well-protected rangeland," says Davies.
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The world's fourth-largest insurer by market value is well-protected against potential takeover attempts, its chief financial officer told a German paper.
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I had assumed my city was well protected; now I felt like I had abandoned the place and done nothing to save it.
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Maduro, who survived what he called an assassination attempt in August last year, said he was well protected, guaranteeing him a long life.
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The observation hasn't been extensively researched, but it's possible that senior citizens who are vaccinated in September may not be well protected in February.
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Novo Banco has already drawn down €791.7m this year, proving the mechanism works and showing Tier 2 bondholders will in theory remain well protected.
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Schlafly's attack on the proposed amendment was based on the premise that the rights of women already were well protected by the U.S. Constitution.
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Well-protected and sandy-bottomed, it has always served up nice beds of bivalves, first for the Mi'kmaq, then the Acadians, then the Brits.
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Indeed, the Frightful Five are so well protected against start-ups that in most situations, the rise of new companies only solidifies their lead.
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The recent sharp rally means that investors are not as well protected against a sharp drop in stocks as they were a month ago.
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"We're told to keep calm and that we're well-protected, but the reality is we could be here today and gone tomorrow," she said.
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One problem is that a strike cannot destroy what cannot be located and cannot always destroy what can be, if it is well protected.
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They aren't terribly well protected, and rarely, if ever, do the owners discover that their computers have become conduits for spies and digital thieves.
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Rejecting his advances can have concrete consequences, like shrinking bonuses and lost professional opportunities, especially if the man is well protected by his superiors.
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Exeter CEO Jason Grubb told the Journal that the firm's clients have "consistently strong credit performance" and that "banks are well protected" from risk.
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Despite appearances, phones require more work because their storage chips are integrated into their circuit boards and are well protected inside the compact devices.
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For now, Dr. Ravanel said, he is confident that people in the valley are well-protected from whatever might come tumbling down from above.
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It isn't their fault — they are kids — but you can totally avoid this by just getting them a well-protected tablet of their own.
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"There have been effective policies in place, and prisoners and inmates have more or less been fairly well protected from harm," Mr. Malik said.
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The affirmation reflects the continued sound liquidity of the revenue bond programme and our expectation that it will remain sufficient and well-protected until maturity.
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"We're told to keep calm and that we're well-protected, but the reality is we could be here today and gone tomorrow," one resident said.
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The Taliban's repeated assaults on well-protected targets at the heart of the capital have added to the pressure on the already burdened security forces.
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With Quick-Step Floors, arguably the most experienced teams on the flat where wind gusts can cause splits in the peloton, Martin is well protected.
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"From today's perspective, we are well protected against residual value and credit risks," Peter said, adding this also applied to residual values of diesel vehicles.
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Congress should stay out of the way of the states as they rightfully seek to ensure that their residents' privacy and security is well-protected.
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"Across all of our testing for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids and we find that the battery compartments are pretty well protected," he said.
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When it comes to dealing with sea level rise and increasing flood risks, even the richest, most well-engineered, well-protected coastal cities are vulnerable.
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Senior militant leaders are normally well protected, Bolduc said, with rings of security guards and layers of militants who communicate with one another via radio.
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But any dermatologist would preach that sunscreen is the key to healthy, well-protected skin — even more so if you're like me and struggle with hyperpigmentation.
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People are saying these things, all well protected because someone is carrying to put the money in and the time to make sure they are safe.
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"It's time for all workers to have access to the same low-cost, well-protected retirement products that some employers and unions provide today," Warren said.
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None of the oil sands have caught fire, and the industry was redoubling efforts to ensure facilities were well-protected, said Alberta wildfire manager Chad Morrison.
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Thomas and Froome focused on bike racing over the past three weeks, making no mistakes and being well protected by the strongest team in the field.
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"Despite 'liberty, equality, fraternity,' France has never been a place where civil liberties were well protected as compared to other democracies or European countries," Levy said.
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Agent 47 is meant to be the epitome of a cold, calculating killer, able to assassinate anybody, no matter how well protected, without even being noticed.
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"I think we can be sure that whatever Mr. McConnell proposes, public health will not benefit, and our kids will not be well-protected," Crane said.
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While the yellow-eyed penguin may be well protected on land now, they spend most of their days at sea, where they are on their own.
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No matter how "eco-friendly", roadside planters, rooftop gardens and isolated patches of green cannot sustain the same ecosystem functions as a well-protected wetland park.
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"We are repairing it and we continue to be confident that the public and the environment are well protected," said Candice Knezevic, a spokeswoman for Duke.
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For instance, it adds several provisions to protect confidential information considered to be trade secrets, which American businesses say are not well protected under Chinese law.
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While the predominant strain is the nasty H21968N2, which is less well-protected by the flu vaccine, H1N1 is also sending baby boomers to the hospital.
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In this way, the Kremlin seeks to turn one of our greatest strengths — our system of open, vibrant, and well-protected public debate — into a vulnerability.
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The prototype was a well-protected secret, but you might argue that hardware designers in the industry move from company to company, and secrets undoubtedly get shared.
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By that time, his father was sober and openly sharing his struggles, and Johnson was the one hiding his dying faith behind a very well-protected wall.
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However, it does mean your friends need to be on their guard against attempts to impersonate you, and they need to keep their own accounts well protected.
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It's so well protected that even as the immediately surrounding areas evacuated and flames quickly spread towards the museum housing irreplaceable works, the museum staff didn't flinch.
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Senior militant leaders are normally well protected, Bolduc said, with rings of security guards and layers of militants who communicate with one another via radio, he said.
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One measure of how well protected they have become is the fully-loaded Common Equity Tier 1 ratio which measures the bank's capital relative to its assets.
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While the compound is as lovely and well protected as Strand said it would be, its occupants are as at risk as the rest of the world.
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While the carriage is well protected by nearby security and has some protective features, security officials say it is more risky and more vulnerable than other options.
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In the wake of the Saudi attacks, President Putin made clear that Russia feels well protected from cruise missiles by its S300 and S400 air defense systems.
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Mr. Wright said he has gotten used to living on the water, and storms don't usually bother him, as their home is well protected in the marina.
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Wrong. As security researchers recently demonstrated, the sounds of your computer's hard drive can be used to transmit data from an air-gapped and seemingly well-protected machine.
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"Unlike personal computers or servers, most IoT devices are not well protected — or even protected at all," says Igal Zeifman, a senior manager at cybersecurity firm Imperva Incapsula.
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Freedom of religion is a cherished and well-protected constitutional right in the United States, and the civil rights community is dedicated to safeguarding religious liberty for everyone.
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RBC analyst, in a client note, kept an "outperform" rating on the stock citing the company's slow and steady revenue growth delivery, and relatively well protected operating margins.
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But other intelligence officials say Iran realizes striking General McKenzie, who is well protected, would be difficult and the Revolutionary Guards have developed a range of other targets.
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"This is a very, very well-protected right in the United States," so much so that a principle called duty of care can sometimes be compromised, she said.
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"Paper cushions will be used to fill the void space inside packages to ensure that the product is well protected in transit," the company said in a statement.
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DUBLIN, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The head of aircraft leasing company Avolon said on Wednesday it is well protected from uncertainty surrounding its ultimate parent HNA Group of China.
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"People have a basic expectation that the personal information they provide to websites and apps is well-protected and won't be used against them," Schatz said in a statement.
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Update your routerImage: ScreenshotYour router is the gateway to your home network, and with exploits like KRACK around you want to make sure it's as well protected as possible.
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Without the correct tools, you will be left stranded needing outside helpMany people were well protected from the wind and the rain, but the flood caused the most damage.
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Provided you're not running outdated software or installing unauthorized apps you're very well protected, but—as on Windows—having third-party antivirus tools installed is good peace of mind.
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If these firms can move on to other people's turf, can they be sure that their own turf is as well protected as they would like investors to think?
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Well-protected habitats such as coral reefs, mangroves, seagrass meadows, and seamounts not only sustain themselves but also often function as spawning grounds and nursery areas, replenishing fisheries elsewhere.
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By acting as a buffer to industry rather than serving wider public interests, the NERC and FERC have well protected the electric industry while leaving America's citizens in danger.
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Still—and if you take anything away from this news, let it be this—even if you have this genetic variant, you are likely still well-protected against pregnancy.
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In fact, in this test conducted by safety experts Euro NCAP, the dummies representing the driver and passenger were green across the body, meaning the two were well protected.
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But they are all so removed from the day-to-day agenda that their media empire is pushing, so well-protected by privilege, that they cannot see the harm.
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But what about the people that Congress was concerned about, that is, the consumers who were not well protected by the array of agencies that were handling these problems?
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The service got high marks on color accuracy and sharpness, and delivered the prints well-protected from damage, tucked into plastic sleeves that were themselves sandwiched between cardboard panels.
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A basic security safe will go a long way to keeping your laptop or phone well protected, and you can pick up models on Amazon for around the $60 mark.
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After leaving Ecuador and spending time in a well-protected part of the Peruvian Amazon, Torres began to understand what Peru had and what this part of Ecuador had lost.
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"We have a high level of confidence public health and the environment remain well protected," Duke Energy spokesperson Paige Sheehan told BuzzFeed News, adding that coal ash is not hazardous.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said the "extraordinary event" spanning 26.2 miles will "be well protected" only days after a truck attack killed eight people in lower Manhattan.
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Well, worry not, Internet; Leo's Revenant pelts seem pretty safe and warm and well-protected, now all he has to do is get them onto the boats and go home.
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The island's Governor, Eddie Calvo, has offered assurances, saying the island is well-protected, including with the THAAD missile defense system, which is specifically designed to shoot down ballistic missiles.
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Braun homers twice as Brewers trip up Reds MILWAUKEE — Since Ryan Braun first made his big league debut in 2007, he has always been well-protected in the Milwaukee lineup.
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We wonder how well protected the assassins were, given that they came so close in contact with VX, but there's a chance they weren't aware of how toxic it was.
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Fortunately, our bodies are well protected against this kind of loss and can quickly grow new vessels, called collaterals, that carry blood around the bypass to the starving tissues beyond.
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Early on, automakers had difficulty getting high ratings because crash forces in this test are concentrated on the vehicle's outer edge, which wasn't well protected by frontal crash-zone structures.
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Planned expenses: Financially savvy, well-protected households often start with one of the above methods and add in planned expenses, like a mortgage payoff or sending the kids to college.
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Both Jordan and Hunter felt that, while the inauguration was almost certainly well protected, growing awareness of this technology would lead to an increase in experiments with weaponizing consumer-grade drones.
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Or would you flee, enduring hardship that comfortable and mainly well-protected Americans can't even imagine, and head to a country that has harbored people just like you since it began?
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Mr. Hollande's political security, however, appears less well-protected: He is heading into a presidential election badly weakened at home and at risk of being voted out of office next spring.
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The Europeans have basically been free riders on the voyage, spending almost nothing on defense, and instead building vast social welfare systems at home and robust, well-protected export industries abroad.
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"The BCCI's revenues are very well protected, it has a fantastic product in the IPL and makes $22017 million a year from that alone," said Mathur, who has been a Board official.
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Most worryingly of all, in less than a year, two investigative journalists were murdered for their work within the borders of the European Union, where we thought press freedom was well-protected.
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"I look forward to continuing this dialogue to ensure US livestock remain well-protected from dangerous predators while simultaneously minimizing off-target impacts on both humans and non-predatory animals," Wheeler said.
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The big picture: An energy corridor could offer the benefits of a secured physical barrier, since the infrastructure would be well protected, while also creating job opportunities for both migrants and U.S. workers.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has gone to extreme measures to make sure he's well-protected during his visit to Singapore for a summit with President Trump — including packing his own toilet.
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The cable itself is well protected by a layer of braided nylon and there are metal enclosures around the connector and LED to ensure that the cable stays strong at its weakest points.
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"You're talking about this fairly well-protected muscular region of the body that's right at the base of the spine, where there are quite a bit of nerves, so it's sensitive," she says.
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The modernized guidelines require that new machines have the verifiable paper records still lacking in too many jurisdictions, and that the systems be well protected from the ultimate threat of doctored vote tallies.
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"Things have shifted a lot away from attacks against large enterprises and large, well-protected organizations toward attacks against unprotected individuals who are aligned with them," Stamos said last week in San Francisco.
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"In the type of fighting we're facing, the MSFV is more effective than the Humvee," he said in an interview, referring to the smaller, less well protected vehicle more commonly provided to Afghan troops.
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On Saturday, a vehicle painted as an ambulance exploded in a Taliban suicide attack in one of the most well-protected parts of Kabul, killing more than 100 people and wounding at least 235.
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But Leung, who serves on the NPC's Basic Law Committee, added that "the rule of law and judicial independence are well protected under the Basic Law" and that interpretations would still be made sparingly.
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If you're concerned about privacy and want one of the most well-protected browsers available — and don't mind that it may prevent you from using certain websites — then you should try the Tor Browser.
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Elsewhere in the security world, researchers across half a dozen universities warned that Intel chips are vulnerable to a technique that fiddles with their voltage to make them spill their most well-protected secrets.
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"I don't think most people realize, even if you have an independent account where your privacy is pretty well protected that if people get multiple accounts they can figure out who you are," Proctor said.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines is well protected against capital outflows but the central bank remains prepared to provide liquidity to the financial system if necessary, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Nestor Espenilla said on Thursday.
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Until now, some experts in the UK have argued that men would ultimately be protected against the virus through "herd immunity": As long as girls are well-protected, the male population should be shielded, too.
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The military ordered Palestinian laborers to leave their workplaces in some settlements as the violence spread from streets and bus stops in the West Bank and Israel to within the usually well-protected Israeli enclaves.
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Ahead, check out the selection of stylish shapes and colors from the collection, and be sure to keep a well-protected eye out for the next big thing the unstoppable Barrymore has up her sleeve.
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But the probe will be well-protected from the scorching environment thanks to its heat shield, a 4.5-inch-thick carbon composite wall which, according to NASA, will keep its tools at about room temperature.
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While most of this year's severity is due to the predominant H3N2 strain, a particularly nasty one not well protected by the flu shot, the H1N1 strain is also sending baby boomers to the hospital.
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If the network is well protected, you might need to be physically close to it to hack it—and standing around with a laptop outside of an office or a power plant might raise some suspicion.
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A former U.S. military officer who served multiple tours in South Korea and Japan said that to succeed completely, it would take at least a month, given how well protected and dispersed North Korean targets were.
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"We pay tremendous amounts of attention ... to make sure that data privacy is well protected," Eric Ho, the group CEO at IHD Pay, said at the East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China.
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All of these incidents helped to build the case for building the Svalbard Seed Bank to serve as a truly global repository deemed to be physically remote enough and well protected from climate, natural disaster, and conflict.
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In London, Tom Tugendhat, the chairman of Britain's House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, said military action to free the tanker would be "extremely unwise," especially because the vessel was apparently taken to a well-protected port.
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Front-seat passengers in some small sport utility vehicles may not be as well protected as drivers in certain types of crashes, according to recent tests of seven vehicles by the nonprofit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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As things got worse, we had to come up with more cunning plans: demolishing walls to create quicker escape vectors, grappling onto high ground to up our shot percentages, keeping the medic well protected in the back.
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They were using the former base for their charnel house, in part because it offered a well-protected and remote space that would have hindered escape and prevented others from witnessing the activities there, Colonel Jabbouri said.
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Mr. Trump still feels so well-protected by his party that he has just named his own golf resort as the site for the next Group of 7 summit in 2020, a brazen act of self-dealing.
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"If we don't ensure the biosphere is intact and well-protected, then we put ourselves at risk over the long-term," Callum Roberts, a professor of marine conservation at the University of York in England, said by phone.
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A complex attack on a well-protected site underlines how insecure Kabul remains despite efforts by the United States and the Afghan government to open peace talks with the Taliban to end more than 17 years of war.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Only about half of people in India feel their property rights are well-protected, according to experts, with a similar number saying they were confident in authorities' support should those rights be challenged.
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It is difficult to understand why an anti-smoking organization like the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids would want to help keep the cigarette market alive and well, protected from competition by what is a much safer product.
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Adding to security woes are also the prevalence of smartphones -- which are less well protected than computers -- and the rise in "ransomware", a technique that allows hackers to steal data and then ransom it back to the owner.
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Though the memory remains, Ushant has since emerged from the devastation as a well-protected biosphere, and its beauty and natural awareness are the heart and soul behind Tiersen's latest project: the sheet music book turned record, EUSA.
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Knowing which children are at highest risk for exacerbations may help doctors work with families around those decisions, Dr. Hoch said, and make sure that as the season changes to fall, children are as well protected as possible.
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Image: GizmodoIf you're going to pay out up to four figures for a smartphone, then you want to make sure your investment is well protected—and that often means buying some insurance at the same time as your phone.
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Trusted phone numbersApps and sites will often ask for a phone number that can be used for account recovery codes sent over SMS or an automated phone call, so it's imperative that your number stays current and well-protected.
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Not every account is going to be as well-protected as your Google one though—and as we've already explained, accounts with weak security that get compromised can be used as a route into your bigger, more important accounts.
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Saudi security officials say the group's supporters inside Saudi Arabia mainly act independently, depending on Islamic State for only limited logistical help and advice, making them harder to detect, but also less capable of attacks on well protected targets.
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By implication, investors must think Wall Street is well-protected – that when you buy a stock, it may naturally go up or down, but it could never disappear from your account or have its price manipulated by nefarious actors.
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In a report published Monday, researchers at the San Diego-based Somerset Recon found that while the physical doll itself was particularly well protected from most attacks, most of the vulnerabilities found existed in either ToyTalk's websites or web services.
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This case does three things brilliantly well: it keeps the buds well-protected when they're in it, is entirely unobtrusive when they're not (I tuck my AirPods case into its void at those times), and is easily washable / potentially indestructible.
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If you were to be hanging around certain worm-optimal beaches, especially well-protected sand beaches along the coasts of Wales and the UK's Channel Islands, mint-sauce worm-mats might not look all that different from regular old algae.
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OneSavings, founded in 2011 as part of a private equity buyout of Kent building society KRBS, has been well protected so far by its focus on providing mortgage credit to professional landlords and tightened lending criteria for financing smaller developments.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday that people in Northern Ireland were being as well protected from the coronavirus outbreak as people just across the border in the Republic of Ireland, which has adopted more stringent measures.
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Not to mention the fact that these cultural heritage sites and sacred sites are well protected by 11 separate federal laws which include: Consultation & Coordination with Indian Tribal Government, Archeological Resources Act, and the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
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It's a fun moment for Kirkman, but while that's happening, Hannah is off doing actually important things, like peeling back a giant, well-protected war-story lie by Peter MacLeish and discovering that he and the nefarious Catalan were army buddies.
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Around the turn of the century, "most of the health data that existed in the world" resided in well-protected medical records, said Deven McGraw, a former official in the Department of Health and Human Services who oversaw health data privacy.
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Britain's banks have had to triple the capital they hold as a cushion against potential losses since the 75423-09 financial crisis which plunged the country into a recession, and the BoE is keen to ensure they are well-protected against future risks.
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And so, the cars are built accordingly: The steering wheel, airbags, headrests, and seatbelts are all aligned in such a way that a person weighing an average of 197 pounds, with a male spinal structure and a specific muscle distribution, is well protected.
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"The rule is guided by common sense principles: bank shareholders and debt investors should place their own money at risk so depositors and taxpayers are well protected, and the biggest banks must bear the costs that come with their size," said Yellen.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday that people in Northern Ireland were being as well protected from the coronavirus outbreak as people just across the border in the Republic of Ireland, which has adopted more stringent measures.
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But lack of understanding about measles and the rise of anti-vaccination beliefs based on phony science and social-media fueled conspiracy theories has a put a chink in the armor of otherwise well-protected countries such as the United States and France.
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OneSavings, founded in 2011 as part of a private equity buyout of Kent building society KRBS, has been well-protected so far from a softening of the housing market in London and south-east England by its focus on providing mortgage credit to professional landlords.
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The United States is well-protected from Tehran by distance and unparalleled military might — our defense budget alone eclipses Iran's entire GDP — and Iran's ambitions are more than balanced by those of other regional powers, including well-armed U.S. partners like Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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Catch and Kill is the behind-the-scenes account of Farrow's unraveling of the Weinstein scandal — his discovery that one of Hollywood's most powerful producers was a well-protected predator, and that anyone who tried to investigate these claims faced threats, intimidation, and silencing.
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"[The bag] has a padded back pocket for the laptop, which I can access from its own opening on the outside of the pack, and there is an interior pocket that fits my iPad and keeps it well protected without needing a case," he says.
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For example: If your results say it looks like you'll develop Parkinson's disease, but no one in your family's ever had it, you may just have an odd-looking piece of DNA that's well-protected by other genetic factors that run in your family.
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Large areas of central Kabul are already closed off behind high concrete blast walls and police checkpoints but the ability of the assailants to get into a well-protected hotel frequented by both government officials and foreigners demonstrated how difficult it remains to stop them.
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We do have freedom of the press and that is something that is not as -- you know, it is very well protected but a lot of the way that journalist can work is made possible by the Department of Justice choosing not to go after journalists.
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That is a major difference before that, if you innovate something if you create IP or copyrights, you're well protected in the U.S. But if in China, early days there's no good protection in terms of legal systems enforcement of legal rulings, so on so forth.
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But we might also remember those boys from 11 countries, all on the mumps ward, and make sure we immunize our children so that when they do go out into what we hope will be a peaceful great wide world, they are as well protected as possible.
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But in reality, the union puts a thumb on the scales in its members' favor: It is a highly integrated, well-protected free-trade area that gives a huge leg up to, say, German car manufacturers while essentially punishing American companies who want to trade in the region.
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A national survey of 497 K-12 teachers conducted by Gallup in early March found that, though few teachers felt well protected from a gunman entering their school or prepared in the event one does, the majority aren't terribly worried about a shooting taking place where they work.
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But the focus on how Facebook and Twitter were used to sow division in the US electorate has diverted attention from one of the weakest spots in the system: the gap between those locally operated voting systems that are well-protected by sophisticated technology teams and those that are less prepared.
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In an ideal world, says Eisen, every county in the US would send a few well-protected people out into fields and forests every spring and summer, setting traps or dragging a white flannel sheet between them to collect all the ticks making their homes in the grasses and underbrush.
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Many insiders warn against using exchanges based in obscure corners of the world where consumer protections are weak, preferring those operating from the United States and Europe, where there are at least some regulation and consumer protection and it's often easier to link well-protected banking services to the exchange.
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Kristen Maki, a spokeswoman for the Washington State Department of Health, said in an email that "Large municipal water supplies ... have robust source water protection programs" and treatment programs, and she noted that "Well protected groundwater supplies are logically expected to be free of any such large amoeba" such as Balamuthia.
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There were aspirations to ensure that the D.N.C. was well protected against cyberintruders — and then there was the reality, Mr. Brown and his bosses at the organization acknowledged: The D.N.C. was a nonprofit group, dependent on donations, with a fraction of the security budget that a corporation its size would have.
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She has documented 40 sites of rock carvings and paintings in the current Air Force training area, and she contends that if the Air Force obtains the extra 300,000 acres, they would be equally well protected under the National Historical Preservation Act, which requires a detailed cataloging of culturally significant sites.
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Trevor Hollingsbee, a former naval intelligence analyst with the British Defence Ministry, said that with its helicopters, ranks of light tanks, air defense missiles and fast corvette ships the Hong Kong garrison was now stronger than the British units they replaced - even though Hong Kong was well protected by the PLA's broader southern forces.
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It's worth noting that, according to Apple, the audio recordings that were subjected to this grading process make up less than 0.2% of all Siri interactions, and that, though Siri requires some user data to execute commands, overall, the user data that Siri interacts with is pretty well-protected as far as voice assistants go.
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People who live here are right to be nervous about the Amazon effect, though Amazon is merely exposing what's been true for decades: that accessible, affordable housing; frequent, reliable transit; well-protected jobs that pay living wages; and land use laws that support environmentally sustainable growth are talking points, but not necessarily priorities for elected officials.
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Fair enough, it's not easy to remember a dozen or so backup codes, but if you must make a note of them, at least make sure that note is secure: Locked away in a safe, for example, or inside a different app that you know is going to be well protected (such as a password manager or digital vault).
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For example, if engineers target flood defenses for a 1-in-200-year flood, but under climate change such an event becomes a 1-in-150-year flood, "then you're not going to be as well protected as you thought you were," Massey, who was kept from the office for two weeks because of the 2013-2014 flooding, said.
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I managed to get the sales department to add a monitored water sensor and smoke alarm to the deal, so I was feeling pretty well protected — until I learned about this harrowing possibility: "You've got a gun to your head and the bad guy asks you to give him your password, what do you do?" the representative asked.
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Like the older writers, he thinks that the Presidential or balance-of-power system, with its rigidity, its frequent stalling, its elevation of second-rate men to power and its long interludes in which no real policymaking is attempted, was tolerable so long as the United States was half-empty, prosperous and well protected by broad oceans.
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Whether it is battling the Taliban in Afghanistan, ISIS in Iraq and Syria, or manning any of the hundreds of embassies around the world (one of which recently came under attack), if our troops are worried about whether their kid is in a crumbling school, or whether their spouses are well protected in case of emergency, they aren't focused at the mission at hand.
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"Given the large number of injuries and deaths, the ominous statements made by Israeli authorities in the days leading up to the protest, as well as indications that the individuals killed or wounded were unarmed or did not pose a serious threat to well-protected security forces -- and in some cases were actually running away from the fence -- there are strong indications that security forces used excessive force," Throssell said.
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There's not much to it: In late June, Matty Roberts, a college student, created an event on Facebook called "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us." The event, scheduled for Friday, was meant as a joke about making a run on the mysterious and well-protected military test site in southern Nevada, fabled to be dedicated to the research of real, honest-to-goodness alien spacecraft.
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