Sentence examples for call protecting from inspiring English sources

During my 12 years as a security guard at the newly expanded Georgia Museum of Art, my work often has been what I call "protecting the art from the art lovers".

While some would call protecting those at risk "socialist", others would call caring for those less fortunate "humanist".

But even teachers, like me, who do have union protections are hardly what you'd call "protected".

Thus, we reclassified these two classes into a category we call protected lands.

"This is called protecting America," said Feinstein.

"It's called protecting yourself before you can get hurt," he said.

Clinton called protecting kids "the north star of my whole life".

Feinstein defended the practice of secret seizures of citizens' phone records, Dan reports: "This is called protecting America," said Feinstein.

Richard Wilson Oxford When individuals sell arms on the international market it is called gun-running; when our government sells arms it is called "protecting jobs", or "assisting our allies".

They both liked his stances on the issues, especially what they said was his family orientation and his outspokenness on what Ms. Oberholtzer called "protecting our First Amendment rights to worship".

Through a program it calls Protecting Athletes through Concussion Education, or PACE, Dick's will pay for schoolwide neurocognitive testing of athletes across more than 3,300 schools, totaling more than a million students.