Sentence examples for direction to protect from inspiring English sources

Faced with this trend, Wandsworth council in south London took the unprecedented step of using a special piece of planning law – an "article 4 direction" – to protect its pubs.

While this is a step in the right direction to protect sharks, it's not enough.

Republicans have accused Obama of trying to tilt the court's balance in his direction to protect the fate of his administration's policies.

Some may consider this chatbot's methods aggressive, but it is a step in the right direction to protect children and teens online.

In its decision not to grant the easement, the Army Corps found that further analysis was warranted "in light of the … Mineral Leasing Act's direction to protect the environment, those who rely on fish and wildlife in the area for subsistence, and the public".

Push for global ratification Secretary-General Ban said the world was moving in the right direction to protect children affected by armed conflict.

So the Court is likely to keep moving in the same directions — to protect both lying medal-chasers and free-spending campaign contributors.

Spatial coordinates were randomly adjusted by between -0.5 km and 0.5 km in X and Y directions to protect anonymity.

But Representative Maurice D. Hinchey, Democrat of New York, said the administration had "taken the F.D.A. in a radical new direction, seeking to protect drug companies instead of the public".

In 2005, when he took the first steps in that direction ("just to protect ourselves so we can give out advertising information, subscription information and own the name online," he said in an interview), it became national news.

If we move in anything like this direction, whilst continuing to protect health and pensions, the role and shape of the state will have changed beyond recognition".