Sentence examples for concern to protect from inspiring English sources
One is that Mr Chirac's concern to protect the republic's institutions paradoxically weakens them.
This congressional concern to protect existing carriers was again forcefully expressed in the 1968 amendment to § 203(b)(5) of the Act, 82 Stat.
The low knowledge scores and reported practices revealed a false sense of confidence despite parental concern to protect their child from harm.
The ministry said the move is a reflection of the government's "concern to protect Saudi citizens against suspect groups who try to drag people into criminal activity".
The Conservatives' concern to protect children from "excessive commercialisation and premature sexualisation" is set out here, chiming with recent media outrage over padded bikinis for seven-year-olds.
"We support the mayor in his concern to protect the families and the firefighters who gave their lives for our country that day," the statement said.
But this has always been rejected by developed countries, concerned to protect their trading advantages.
Recent efforts and concerns to protect the privacy of users' data, while admirable, do not go far enough.
But many drone advocates are gloomy and fear that the FAA is using safety concerns to protect pilots' jobs.
"I am concerned to protect the integrity of the investigation and I'm also concerned to protect the rights of those who may by subject to further proceedings," he said.
