Sentence examples for be protected from dangerous from inspiring English sources

Brown said young people needed to be protected from dangerous new strains of "adulterated" cannabis.

But, on close inspection, the law provides little comfort that the four million people employed in Bangladeshi clothing factories will be protected from dangerous working conditions.

National Lead Company of 111 B'way. is turning out lead bricks for the benefit of atomic scientists and technicians who must be protected from dangerous rays.

To be a married guy — see "Hall Pass" and the "Hangover" movies — is to be henpecked and undersexed, but also to be protected from dangerous libidinous impulses.

While there is no question that society must be protected from dangerous criminals, the majority of our prisoners have been convicted for nonviolent crimes.

As citizens, we expect to be protected from dangerous drugs like meth, cocaine and heroin.

In this state, it was hoped, astronauts could be protected from the dangerous cosmic rays zapping through space.

He wanted the military to run these parks so that the vulnerable tourists would be protected from the dangerous Native Americans.

The journalist and activist Ida B. Wells-Barnett first identified this pattern in The Red Record, her 1895 documentation of what she called "the old threadbare lie" that white Southerners used to justify lynching: that innocent white women needed to be protected from mythically dangerous black men.

Proper enforcement of the proposed provisions is imperative if we want our market rules to be correctly applied and European consumers to be protected from products that are dangerous or infringe Community law.

In case, the operator does not have an ICD-magnet or a PM/ICD-screwdriver, he or she can remove the ICD by wearing two pairs of intact neoprene gloves on each hand, and be protected from the exposure of potentially dangerous current in the case of a shock from the ICD.