Sentence examples for appointed to protect from inspiring English sources

Generally, fiduciaries are lawyers and are paid from the estates that they are appointed to protect.

Cesar Molina, a Legal Aid lawyer, is the children's law guardian, appointed to protect their interests.

Generally, fiduciaries are lawyers, and they are paid from the estates that they are appointed to protect.

A learning disabilities commissioner should be appointed to protect the rights of vulnerable people in England, a report into the Winterbourne View scandal has recommended.

"A guardian is appointed to protect the rights of the child in every divorce case where the parents are fighting for custody or visitation," she says.

We applaud their escapes because they have managed, under extremely dangerous circumstances, to survive their extermination by the hands of the very ones who are supposedly appointed to protect them.

The children's commissioners for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are appointed to promote and protect children's rights.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Prince's sister, Tyka Nelson, filed a motion in Carver County District Court to have a special administrator appointed to gather and protect the musician's assets.

So what can you really do when you find yourself at the mercy of law enforcement officers who have almost absolute discretion to decide who is a threat, what constitutes resistance, and how harshly they can deal with the citizens they were appointed to "serve and protect"?

Supported by expert evidence that great apes are self-aware, rational beings with close personal relationships and rich emotional lives, courts began to recognize them as having rights, and appointed guardians to protect those rights, in much the same way as they appoint guardians to protect the rights of people with intellectual disabilities.

Military captains were appointed to the castle to protect it from the rebel threat, in the first instance John Lovel and then Henry's half-brother, Sir Thomas Beaufort.