Examples of using Could protect in English and their translations into Russian
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Many believe that such legislative measures could protect them against unfair dismissal by employers.
When the interrogator said that he could protect his.
Together, Ecuador and Peru could protect their populations, particularly their indigenous populations,
It was stated that the assignor and the assignee could protect their own interests and did not need a writing to warn them of the implications of the assignment.
The king and his Crusaders theorized that such a fortification could protect Jerusalem from a northern invasion and put pressure on Saladin's stronghold at Damascus.
There was abundant evidence that alternative custodial systems existed which could protect the population, while avoiding the major disadvantages of prison detention.
It was also stated that rules on the enforcement of security rights could protect the deterioration of the value of intellectual property rights.
geographical indications, which could protect TCEs.
In addition, it was observed that the assignee could protect itself against such rights of the debtor by notifying the debtor.
since in any case governmental debtors could protect themselves by law.
the one guy who could protect her has gone seriously"Rain Man" on us.
whose right of veto could protect thousands of international criminals by blocking the Court's procedures.
If I motivated you to find Benin faster, then it was worth it, so you could protect her, prevent escalation, war, even.
The Government had decided to build a facility in Balaklava that could protect the machinery and people in case of the atomic explosion.
the pillow could protect your neck and make you feel very comfortable.
Then I started to realise that just because they were grownups didn't mean that they could protect me from monsters or demons or whatever.
ensuring that States could protect themselves from influxes of illegal migrants.
a device so sophisticated it could protect anyone from pretty much anything.
whereby more than 800 families could protect themselves against the threat of ELCs, in cooperation with relevant ministries and the ILO.
Only an international system based on the rule of law could protect the rights of individuals