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Stevens's final judicial theme is that the court has an obligation to protect ideals of equality and liberty in light of the nation's entire history, rather than legalistically parsing the original understanding of the Constitution.

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Protectionism has come to mean protecting grander ideals about the country.

"The crown prince, the royal security forces and the many patriots who landed voluntarily will fight to the last man protecting their ideals and aspirations," he said.

Mr. Kelly repeatedly referred to the United States as a nation of laws, and urged the graduates to focus on protecting the ideals of the United States Constitution.

The politicians who are constantly beating their chests and yelling "freedom" and "liberty" would do well to learn something from those who are actually protecting those ideals for the rest of us.

The officers of the C.I.A. who put their lives on the line to gather intelligence on the terrorist threat — and are as committed as anyone to protecting American ideals — deserve better.

Re-vamping the brand and protecting the ideals of the company, with a change in management.

He employed his considerable talent as a lawyer to protect his ideals in law, whatever the cost.

Andrew C. McCarthy's voice is a welcome beacon of integrity and intelligence in our struggle to protect the ideals and the people we cherish.

Despite the Commonwealth's high-sounding expectations on democracy and human rights, the body lacks the political will to promote and protect these ideals.