Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If not, you may not be fully protected against the diseases.
• Particularly sensitive risk groups must be protected against the dangers which specifically affect them.
• This enables the piglets of vaccinated pigs to be protected against the disease.
• If not, your child may not be fully protected against the diseases.
• Workers must be protected against atmospheric influences which could affect their health and safety.
• The institutions responsible for scrutinising public accounts, such as the European Court of Auditors, can only carry out their work in an objective and effective manner if they are independent of the entity under scrutiny and protected against all outside influences.
• Whereas ecosystems should be protected against the adverse effects of sulphur dioxide;
• According to the Declaration, supreme audit institutions can fulfil their tasks objectively only if they are independent of the audited entities and are protected against outside influence.

• Workers must be protected against atmospheric influences which could affect their health and safety.
• For this reason, the White Paper calls on Member States and the Commission to adopt regulations which ensure that amateur and professional sport is protected from any improper influence relating to betting.
• Above all, statistics must be reliable, protected from the influence of various interest groups.
• However enlargement of the European Union must not dilute or dissipate the influence of smaller Member States with key national interests which must be protected.
• The verification process should be protected from tobacco industry influence by using independent laboratories, including State laboratories.
• Member States should adopt regulatory measures to ensure sport is protected from any improper influences such as betting or match fixing.
• According to the Declaration, supreme audit institutions can fulfil their tasks objectively only if they are independent of the audited entities and are protected against outside influence.
• The institutions responsible for scrutinising public accounts, such as the European Court of Auditors, can only carry out their work in an objective and effective manner if they are independent of the entity under scrutiny and protected against all outside influences.