Sentence examples for absolutely to protect from inspiring English sources

Sir Bruce, who recently completed a report on care failings at 14 hospitals with higher-than-expected mortality rates, and is investigating the crisis at Britain's A&E wards, said he would fight "absolutely to protect" the principle of a public health service, free at the point of need.

"He is absolutely determined to protect the privacy of his wife; he has always been very protective of her and that anger has mounted during the day".

"The city's water supply is something that we absolutely have to protect," Mr. Bloomberg said.

She said that approach would ensure that the privilege was invoked only when "absolutely necessary to protect national security".

"I am absolutely determined to protect customers from abuse and sharp practice in the consumer credit market," Chancellor George Osborne said.

And while this principle is absolutely necessary to protect national security, I am concerned that it has been overused.

Mr. Barak should prohibit the use of deadly force except where absolutely necessary to protect Israeli lives.

"I am absolutely determined to protect customers from abuse and sharp practice in the consumer credit market," Chancellor George Osborne said last night.

If that fantasy were technologically attainable, and if it had already been in place, it would have done absolutely nothing to protect the nation against the recent horror.

She's a complex character: a survivor who's been round the world, a north-of-England woman who's wound up raising her son in Peking and would do absolutely anything to protect him.

They were more or less united - "We think that this step is positively and absolutely necessary to protect the great motion picture public from threatening combinations and trusts that would force upon them mediocre productions and machine-made entertainment".