Sentence examples for argued to protect from inspiring English sources
It was chiefly intended, he argued, to protect Vice President Al Gore from the charge of being too soft on defense.
Immediate action must be taken, he argued, to protect important sites and allow scientists to, at the very least, record and study lesser sites before they are blasted away to build roads, airports, dams or warehouses.
Consumers need the information, proponents argued, to protect themselves and their families from retardants, which can contain harmful toxins.
The late brilliant C. Edwin Baker, a foremost scholar on the First Amendment, a leading scholar of constitutional law, communications law, and free speech, also argued to protect what was left of Public Television.
Justice Freedman is obliged, he argues, to protect those families until the city has a better compliance record.
"As the suit moves through the courts, the Legislature will argue to protect its interests as an equal partner with the executive in determining the state's budget".
Then, of course, there is the "drill baby drill" approach — not the best, many environmentalists would argue, to protect the environment and reduce climate change but one that is already working to decrease imports.
It's certainly harder to argue to "protect the silt" than it is to, say, Free Willy or save the whales -- but perhaps that is what we need to do to get it through the heads of those now arguing that climate change calls for more hydropower.
In the U.S., public health scientists and advocates have argued that, to protect the efficacy of antimicrobials at treating human diseases, all growth promotion uses and most prophylactic uses should be phased out of U.S. food animal production in favor of reforming production practices, and that veterinary oversight of all antimicrobial use should be required [ 16, 17].
Increased vulnerability of HIV infected children to numerous infections argues vaccination to protect them.
