Sentence examples for credible protection from inspiring English sources

Credible protection for whistleblowers (like Snowden) who expose wrongdoing by spy agencies.

Only by offering credible protection could the Americans undermine the militias.The heart of the matterThe critical terrain is Baghdad Iraqq's most populous city, with 6m inhabitants of all sects (see map).

An effective tool for the enforcement of such a legal and technical framework, besides enhanced judicial and parliamentary scrutiny, is credible protection extended to whistle-blowers who expose violations.

Beta-blockers provide credible protection against cardiovascular events and mortality in cardiac surgery patients.

Another note recorded: "Chemical warfare is likely to be an emotional issue and any increase in public awareness is, if possible, best delayed until the general public can be given credible guidance on protection measures".

Without a credible guarantee of protection, Sri Lankans are unable to safely report crimes to the police, assist investigators, or testify for prosecutors.

If there is to be a credible system of child protection in Albania, then it will require to be paid for, with social workers trained at University level and being required successfully to undertake practical placements, as there is too often an over-emphasis on social workers produced by academic process, which has been a problem in several countries in the Balkans.

"If you have a credible threat against preexisting condition protections, then you have a very winnable fight," said Chris Jennings, who served as a health policy adviser to both Obama and Bill Clinton.

Senator Kerry opposed tax policies that favor the rich over the poor, championed strong environmental protection and offered more credible international leadership than his opponent.

Meanwhile, several British Muslims have been put under police protection because of a "credible threat" against them.

Consequently, there have been increased efforts by health protection agencies to develop credible, versatile methods for relating levels of lead in environmental media to levels in blood and tissues of exposed humans of all ages.