Sentence examples for devoted to the protection from inspiring English sources

In general, during the last two decades much research has been devoted to the protection of the environment.

The elite Republican Guard has about 8,000 soldiers and is devoted to the protection of Mr. Assad and his subordinates.

For the past four years, we've been in reverse when it comes to the effort devoted to the protection and restoration of nature.

And much as they may fetishize courage and individualism, these movies are above all devoted to the protection of a status quo only tangentially (or tendentiously) related to truth, justice and the American Way.

He could identify hundreds of species of flora and fauna by sight, sound, and sign, and he worked tirelessly in support of many organizations devoted to the protection and preservation of wild spaces and natural diversity.

The event was a gala sponsored by a group named In Defense of Christians, which is devoted to the protection and preservation of Christian communities in the Middle East.

Glutathione transferases are a superfamily of detoxifying enzymes expressed in all human organs and devoted to the cell protection against endogenous or exogenous toxins.

In 1950 Harry Hay Thomas Jay Ryann), a teacher and Communist Party member, helped form a group, later called the Mattachine Society, devoted to the welfare and protection of "temperamentals" (Hay's term for gay men).

(Brantley)20090723 'THE ThisERAMENTALS' Thinformativeive, well-acted production celebrates the efforts of Harry Hay Thomas Jay Ryann), a teacher and Communist Party member who, in 1950, with a few friends and his lover, the costume designer Rudi Gernreich (Michael Urie), sought to create the Mattachine Society, devoted to the welfare and protection of "temperamentals" (Hay's term for gay men).

(Brantley) 'THE ThisERAMENTALS' Thinformativeive, well-acted production celebrates the efforts of Harry Hay, a teacher and Communist Party member who, in 1950, with a few friends and his lover, the costume designer Rudi Gernreich, sought to create the Mattachine Society, devoted to the welfare and protection of "temperamentals" (Hay's term for gay men).

Less of the aqueduct remains in New York, but exploring and understanding what is left is the goal of a new map published by Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct (the word "old" was tacked onto the name after a newer Croton Aqueduct was added in 1890), a nonprofit organization devoted to the aqueduct's protection and preservation.