But he rigorously protects his privacy.

But we are determined that bait digging will not take place on Budle Bay and we will rigorously protect it,' he said.

General Powell defended the university as "rigorously protecting the freedom of speech," noting that the First Amendment "is intended to protect the controversial, even the outrageous word, not just comforting platitudes too mundane to need protection."

This process is in direct response to the mandate to establish a "unified process for reporting, tracking, and accessing [SARs]" in a manner that rigorously protects the privacy and civil liberties of Americans, as called for in the 2007 National Strategy for Information Sharing (NSIS).

Increasingly, he said, the young are straying from "correct"understandings of socialism, and those like himself who rigorously protected the orthodox views are being pushed aside.

To the Editor: It was disconcerting to read of Gen. Colin Powell's defense of Howard University in a commencement address as "rigorously protecting freedom of speech" (news article, May 15).

Many islands have the status of reserves, with flora, fauna and other natural amenities rigorously protected, at least on paper, through laws enacted by the owning countries.

All of us are particularly concerned about the need to strike a balance between combating terrorism and crime and, at the same time, rigorously protecting private and public rights because no one may be stripped of his civil rights for the sake of the fight against terrorism.

For the Constitution of South Africa, on its face, explicitly and rigorously protects rights unspecified in the United States Constitution.

With the caviar trade descending into chaos since the collapse of the Soviet Union (Communist Party apparatchiks rigorously protected the supply), American salmon caviar is finally attracting local fish-egg fans.