Sentence examples for can only be protected from inspiring English sources

"We feel extremely excluded by our skin colour," said Yu-Jen Bai, a postgraduate business student from Taiwan, "We almost feel we can only be protected by the presence of a white student".

They argue passionately that elephant numbers are also suffering from loss of habitat and killings by farmers and that they can only be protected by making money from ivory sales and trophy hunting.

"The coexistence of people and lions can only be protected by putting a value on lions," the delegate said, "through eco-tourism and sport hunting, with the money ploughed back into conservation".

The America that Carrie and Maya come from is fragile; it can only be protected by hypervigilance against outsiders, in particular Muslims, and Maya's journey is partly about her accommodation with the use of torture to achieve this.

As militias have proliferated, rivalries, particularly over land use and tenure and over access to markets, have been turned into existential battles in which local interests can only be protected by armed force.

A "There are numerous valid interests that a co-op may have that can only be protected by requiring special provisions in a sublease between a shareholder and a subtenant," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a Manhattan lawyer who is the vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

Mr Hoon pointed out that the UK had signed up to treaties outlawing the use of chemical weapons in battle, saying it was a "threat he [Saddam] knows we do not have - it can only be to protect his forces from a threat we know he has".

This can only be why he must be protected at all costs from The Unpleasantness, although of course we must assume that it is merely an off-chance that anyone will really listen to the woman alleging serial abuse at his hands, or indeed to any of the other Jane Does making similar allegations about his friend Jeffrey Epstein.

You won't have safety until pedestrians are protected, cyclists are protected and motorised traffic is protected, and that can only be achieved by reducing some portion of that".

In Queensland separation can only be used to protect the person or restore order to the centre and not as a punishment.

It can only be won by protecting the South Vietnamese.' " (Another echo of Iraq: McNamara was proposing the same sort of counterinsurgency tactics now being attempted by Gen. David Petraeus in Baghdad).