Examples of using Protected objects in English and their translations into French
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Intentionally directing attacks against protected objects; Pillaging; and rape.
It will not detect an intruder if there is no physical contact with the protected object.
Correct parameter setting of digital relays specification of protected object.
Gentle light without any UV or IR radiation protects objects against ageing processes such as fading
Egoza-Standard reinforced twisted razor wire fits enclosing of huge variety of objects providing good ratio of a barrier price to its effectiveness on protected object.
You can stop the alarm by clicking on this icon when the protected object is again in the perimeter of protection.
for all kinds of installation works on the territory of a protected object.
Application of electrical strike system on a protected object allows of significantly raising the security level,
Secondly, there may well be a damage to a"protected object" transcending the degree of injury suffered
The JEG model estimates 1 m³ of the retention basin per square metre of the protected object surface or its biggest fire compartment 1.
preserve and protect objects.
Article 54(2) protects objects which are indispensable to the survival of the civilian population,
single-strand Egoza barbed wire installed on insulating elements along the perimeter of the protected object as an electric circuit.
the effects upon the"protected object"(human beings, peoples, the environment)?
the effects upon the"protected object" such as human beings, groups, peoples or the environment?
Administration of the Protected Objects Act 1975.
Destruction of protected objects or plunder of national valuable properties/ plundering of a battlefield.
including renaming it the Protected Objects Act 1975.
In general, an application may utilize such ACL 's to control access to certain protected objects by other requesting objects. .
administrator about detection of mail messages that contain infected, suspicious, password protected objects or objects that cannot be scanned.