Sentence examples for commanded to protect from inspiring English sources

"They live in very unbecoming living conditions – bad living conditions if you like – yet they are commanded to protect the few people who destroy them".

Then she says that Ronald Reagan "would not have dismissed the story of the dolphins" -- Elian's miraculous escorts to our shores -- "as Christian kitsch but seen it as possible evidence of the reasonable assumption that God's creatures had been commanded to protect one of God's children".

Master Chief is commanded to protect the station.

Samsung told the BBC it planned to release new code that would encrypt the voice commands to protect its users.

During the bloody chaos Dallaire ordered 10 Belgian soldiers under his command to protect the new Rwandan prime minister.

Most army and police units have retreated to the area around the operation command to protect it, he said, but some elite counter-terrorism forces are "fighting for their lives" in the Malaab district of central Ramadi.

The gallant efforts of the United States Army to rescue works of art after World War II stand in stark contrast to the failure of the United States war command to protect Baghdad's National Museum from the looting of priceless antiquities that occurred during the American occupation of that city.

General Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar, a long-time confidant of the president and head of the Yemeni army in the country's north-west, announced he would support "the peaceful revolution" by sending soldiers under his command to protect the thousands gathered in the capital demanding for Saleh to step down.

But the party now says it objects to a part of the oath of office that commands lawmakers to protect and safeguard the country's Constitution.

Throughout the intervening years, Washington and London have periodically used air strikes against radar, antiaircraft and command sites to protect the pilots patrolling the zones.

Likewise, the Qur'an, in 22 39-41, commands Muslims to protect all houses of worship -- temples, churches, synagogues, and mosques -- so that freedom of conscience remains free.