• The legal reason for the age limit is to protect children's privacy.

• Last month, the department sent a letter to colleges urging them to take steps to protect the student-aid programs.

• Hyperactive immune systems may protect against cancer.

• Provide two or three alternatives that could help to protect terrestrial or marine ecosystems.

• Our government here exists to protect our rights, not grant them.

• Birds produce chemicals that they spread over their feathers to protect themselves from pathogens.

• Simple project to protect tender plants in winter.

• It'll protect you from injuries, monitor your vitals and even harvest your energy.

• But new efforts to protect marine creatures have gained surprising support from researchers, regulators, engineers and fishermen.

• The debate centered on whether, and how, law schools could protect academic freedom without a tenure system.

• The best way to protect them would be to legalise and regulate the industry.

• Many have joined the critical fight to protect big cats.

• Those with the long form of the promoter were much more willing to approve of harming one person to protect five.

• They then poured molten lead over the joints to cushion them from seismic shocks and protect the clamps from corrosion.

• Floating row covers help protect plants from cold temperatures.

• The longevity drug resveratrol may also protect against radiation damage.

• But whether there will soon be new adult-size clams to protect is still a matter of conjecture.

• He says he and others on the campus want to protect its small-college feel.

• The government currently subsidises the interest payments to private lenders and guarantees loans to protect against default.

• Local people team up to protect their natural and cultural heritage and encourage responsible tourism.

• The memory cells survive to protect their host against further infections by the same invader.

• Nothing can protect them from the vagaries of nature.

• In the desert, protect from afternoon sun by planting them in a spot where they'll get filtered shade or an eastern exposure.

• The iPad is held inside by straps across its corners, and the cover closes to protect the screen.

• And colleges are obligated by law to protect information about students.

• More soldiers have defected-though only a few-and some have returned fire to protect protesters.

• The toads make the toxins to protect themselves against predators, which learn not to eat the deadly amphibians.

• So nations should do what they can to protect and develop their own forest and eco-systems.

• Steinmetz's work led to the measures used to protect power equipment from lightning strikes.

• The leaves can cause irritation, so protect your skin.

• What's needed is some level-headedness and clarity about what academic freedom can and cannot protect.

• Learn how technology today can help protect this invaluable resource.

• It is responsible for enforcing the laws that protect our threatened fisheries and endangered marine mammals.

• Protect your soil by keeping it cover cropped while not in production.

• Engineers are now constructing a berm of sand near the wreckage to protect it from ocean currents and hurricanes.

• Clearly animals' colors did not protect them from him.

• Protect the basket from rain, since the liner provides no drainage, and water only lightly.

• The nonprofit hopes this practice will reduce destruction of mangrove forests, which protect coasts from erosion.

• Come on out and learn about our feathered friends as conservation efforts underway to protect them.

• In the desert or hot interiors, protect plants from afternoon sun.

• The shale gas industry maintains that its safeguards protect drinking water and land.

• It gleams with a glaze of ice that is left undefrosted to protect it.

• In areas where ground freezes, used mulch to protect plantings.

• As the gecko pushes through leaves and dirt, the ridges may help protect its eyes.

• Many decorate and protect hillsides, banks, freeway landscapes.

• Add another inch of sand, then a sheet of window screen or hardware cloth to protect the cable.

• Use a tighter-than-usual spacing method for seedlings so that plants will support each other and protect foliage from sunburn.

• In cold-winter areas, grow in containers or mulch to protect from freezing and thawing.

• Two lots make up the property--one developed, the other left natural to protect ocean views.

• Protect young trees from sun scald by wrapping the trunks loosely in burlap.

• It will protect you if you fall, and also protect you in the much more likely event of falling debris.

• In hot interior climates, protect from hot winds and supply adequate water.

• Cover the plot with netting to protect it from birds and critters.

• The custom-built columns, added to give the fence more presence, also protect metal support brackets from exposure.

• Protect from wind in cold climates more add to my plant list.

• Protect plants from reflected heat of light-colored walls or pavement.

• Chicken-wire cylinders will protect individual young plants.

• Protect in colder zones by mounding soil or leaves over base of plants.

• If you live near the ocean, choose salt-tolerant plants and use windbreaks to protect your garden from sea spray.

• Facebook has reached an agreement with state attorneys general to implement a new set of safety measures to protect young users.

• How people's impulse to protect themselves from poisons can actually hurt the.

• If the peacekeepers hand them over, their avowed mission to protect civilians could be fatally compromised.

• Forests help filter pollution out of the water and protect against flooding, mudslides, and erosion.

• Some of the ways bacteria protect themselves from antibiotics might be used against them to strengthen.

• And many of these processes are big enough that even people in industrialized nations cannot protect themselves.

• Opening the bottle at arm's length would be enough to protect the killer from receiving a deadly.

• Franklin has surveyed ranchers using llamas to protect sheep, and found that llamas seem to be earning their keep.

• Recent studies have suggested that tea can protect the heart and battle bad breath.

• We try to protect ourselves against volcanoes and tornadoes, but they overcome us despite our best precautions.

• Used to protect tender plants or rooted cuttings during the colder months, a cold frame is simply a box with a.

• They also say that copyright laws and usage agreements already protect databases.

• To protect his novel production process, which involves.

• It's not every day that the struggle to protect an endangered species makes it to the silver screen.

• Strong, lightweight materials made from nanotubes could protect aircraft and satellites from harmful electromagnetic interference.

• Wildlife enthusiasts paid the lighthouse keeper to protect the two birds from hunters.

• Foam, plastic cups, or cardboard boxes will also protect the tender tips of columnar cactus if you're not a knitter.

• Baker examines how several states have worked toward establishing safe-harbor laws that protect underage girls and victims of.

• Insurance cannot protect against one of a fund's gravest threats: withdrawals.

• Many tropical frog species secrete compounds known as alkaloids to protect themselves from predators and prevent infections.

• New regulations to protect children and wildlife go into effect next year.

• Wooden pews are stacked up around the sanctuary, and the pulpit has been removed to protect it from vandals.

• Supporters say net neutrality rules will protect consumers and sets fair rules for all.

• All you need do is locate a suitable nest and run string from it to the trees you wish to protect.

• Before poking through seafloor mud for a delectable crustacean or cephalopod, the dolphins protect their sensitive.

• Such a device could slash trial length, aid job screeners and protect borders.

• Don't protect your smart home with a dumb old dead bolt.

• Universities are replete not only with beefy football players, but with the kinds of people who can help protect our blind sides.

• For a similar reason, attempts to protect privacy through new laws will fail-as they have done in the past.

• With conservation cheaper than cleanup, governments are paying people to protect water supplies at the source.

• Understanding ways in which viruses protect themselves could help scientists better understand--and fight--viral infections.

• The designation would likely help protect the towers and raise money to restore them.

• Facebook is not alone in pursuing trademark actions to protect household-name recognition.

• But consumer advocates say stricter oversight is needed to protect borrowers.

• But the other was, in fact, to protect the government from undue religious influence.

• No one welcomes a serious infection, but in some cases it can help to protect you against tumors.

• They want to protect their forest, culture, system of healing.

• BodyGuardz makes clear, scratch-proof covers to protect your expensive and delicate investments.

• They do not help with the muscle and joint pain, but they do protect one's teeth from wear.

• Our role is to protect consumers and enable them to secure value for money and benefit from reliable supplies.

• Learn how stones, no-till farming, and composting toilets can protect soil.

• Some of the ways bacteria protect themselves from antibiotics might be used against them to strengthen existing drugs.

• Jailors made little effort to protect the prisoners from each other.

• Watch how to use mulch to protect your plants from extreme temperatures.

• Just having been alive for a while could protect you from getting the novel swine flu circling the planet.

• Countries hold foreign-exchange reserves partly to protect themselves against external crises.

• It's difficult to protect migrating whale sharks once they leave designated no-fishing zones.

• Some of the ways bacteria protect themselves from antibiotics might be used against them to.

• Now it is up to residents, architects and heritage groups to protect it.

• In zones that receive any frost, protect by growing under lath or trees.

• The main job of a spacesuit is to protect its wearer.

• In the interim, you need to protect yourself professionally and personally.

• Critics say that it did not protect its servers sufficiently and used algorithms to encrypt data that can be easily cracked.

• Ask them if they know of measures people take to protect wildlife and plants from pollution.

• New approaches are needed to protect the food supply.

• Even though there are existing laws which protect endangered wildlife against such activities.

• Their purpose is to protect your fragile eyeballs from wind and sun,.

• But critics of the rule say such efforts won't do enough to protect students in the face of expanded data-sharing.

• But legislation to protect consumers from rapacious bankers has had unintended consequences, too.

• Musk oxen try to protect their young from a pack of arctic wolves.

• We should avoid contact by all means, protect their environment, demarcate their lands and let them live their traditional lives.

• Females land on the beach heavily pregnant from the previous breeding season and eager to find a strong male to protect them.

• We should find a way to protect artists while permitting this sharing to survive.

• Tenure won't protect you from heating bills, car repairs, or the fact that you can't buy milk until tomorrow when you get paid.

• Rising crime has made many families feel they need firearms to protect themselves.

• The danger may only get worse, and geologists hope to map problem areas to help protect the public.

• Some of the ways bacteria protect themselves from antibiotics might be used against.

• We need them not primarily as a way to police people but as a way to protect them from unfair treatment.

• Brought in to protect the health of non-smokers who worked in or frequented such places, it seems to have worked.

• Emperor cichlid parents push and shove a much heavier terrapin to protect their young from being eaten.

• Earlier bedtimes set by parents protect against depression.

• When they're not excavating, the archaeologists cover a lot of the pillars up with stones to protect them from the elements.

• One way to protect tomatoes against this disease is to erect plastic-covered shelters over plants.

• Across the country, men have formed neighborhood watches and set up roadblocks and patrols to protect their families and property.

• More concerns were raised about the potentially weak measures that companies employ to protect and secure data over the internet.

• Ultimately, researchers hope these studies will provide the scientific evidence needed to better protect great whites.

• Tech companies handcuff our files to protect against digital pirates.

• They protect shorelines from hurricanes and tsunamis and are a source of potential biopharmaceuticals.

• Overnight in refrigerator, to protect flavor and retain juices.

• The real problem comes when judges try to protect privacy by stopping newspapers from breaching it in the first place.

• Mothers care for their young chicks and protect them with the warmth of their own brood pouches.

• They are a means for an insurer to help provide for future claims by policyholders or a farmer to protect against crop losses.

• Learn what you can do to conserve resources and protect the planet.

• Army didn't bother to properly test five million body armor plates that were supposed to protect soldiers on the battlefield.

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