Sentence examples for continued protection from inspiring English sources

Consequently, continued protection of the D'MOSS system, and a considered approach to management of E. saligna are necessary for the persistence of the crowned eagle in this landscape.

In his utterances, it seems, the only thing that can save the nation from this preordained state of affairs is continued protection of white minority privileges and rights.

But state officials said that was not their intent, and Mr. Bush said today that all actions should be consistent with law and "ensure continued protection of public health and environment".

Malala says: "In [De Klerk's] utterances, it seems, the only thing that can save the nation from this preordained state of affairs [post-colonial failure] is continued protection of white minority privileges and rights".

R. Brent Wisner, a partner at Baum, Hedlund, Aristei & Goldman, the firm that released the documents, said Monsanto had erred by not filing a required motion seeking continued protection of the documents.

S.E.C. officials said on Friday that they were considering the request to make it easier for foreign companies to stop being registered with the S.E.C., but said they had an obligation to assure continued protection for American investors who had bought securities when they were registered in the United States.

The rent-controlled tenant in occupancy also is entitled to continued protections.

Polling consistently shows a strong majority of Americans support continued protections for wolves.

The goal, Zinke said, is to improve collaboration between federal agencies and 11 Western states to ensure continued protections of the imperiled bird, while providing states with "greater flexibility" to pursue opportunities for energy development and job growth.

These high tariffs for rice were designed to provide farmers with some continuing protection and to protect the brown rice-milling industry.

It is interesting to note that less than 6 years of residence in the UK had an independent protective effect here for Black Caribbeans and Black Africans, possibly reflecting continuing protection from early life exposures in home countries.