Sentence examples for demand to protect from inspiring English sources

Rather than calling a trans person brave, why not join the demand to protect trans people from employment discrimination?

Less money, fewer services and workers, and increased demand to protect and assist a growing number of very vulnerable children means more catastrophes lie ahead.

With the world watching more closely, the country has struggled to find a balance between the push to develop and the demand to protect the delicate ecosystems and indigenous peoples of the Amazon.

He agreed only to the final demand — to protect his family members who live in Erbil — and spoke recently at a cafe in Baghdad on the evening before he left the country.

If we absorb a message that to breastfeed on demand, to protect one's children from all dubious chemical exposures, and to take on full responsibility for their physical and psychological health at all times are crucial to our children's well-being, then does that message also push women away from the work force, and back into the realm of home and family?

In addition to the concerns about treaty change British officials said that the outstanding issues boiled down to: Making sure all leaders agree to the demand to protect non-eurozone countries, essentially ensuring that the eurozone cannot change the regulations for the City of London without UK agreement.

Radio airwaves were filled today with demands to protect the country's borders and to expel refugees and illegal workers.

Last Friday, after a campaign by French artists and politicians, European Union trade ministers agreed to accede to France's demands to protect the audiovisual sector.

In particular, demands to protect savings and investments led Israeli lawmakers to bring in intrusive and burdensome regulation of the financial system.

"A new concern here," Mr. Gobelli said, "is that we are getting demands to protect pharmaceutical laboratories against theft of key ingredients that drug gangs can use".

Facing Islamists' demands to ban the sect and secularists' demands to protect its members' rights, Mr Yudhoyono made a weak compromise, allowing the group to exist but banning it from preaching its views.