Sentence examples for draft to protect from inspiring English sources

They will be exposed in the expansion draft to protect other key players when the Blue Jackets and Minnesota Wild stock their rosters...

It would be nice if you laminate your last draft to protect it from the weather.

In the end, most legislators were convinced that the law was carefully drafted to protect the mainstream press.

Drafted to protect well-known individuals from a muckraking press, Britain's libel laws have troubled free-speech advocates in the United States, been called a "laughing stock" by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, and contributed to the U.K.'s standing as the "libel capital of the world".

Senate Bill 606 was drafted to protect the privacy of children of public figures and redefine harassment, with A-listers Halle Berry, Jennifer Garner and Adele all backing the legislation.

I spoke to Nadine El-Enany, lecturer in law at Birkbeck Law School, who flagged up several specific instances in which the UK government opposed EU legislation drafted to protect the rights of workers.

Likewise, armed assemblies rallied around deserters and draft dodgers to protect them from arrest.

Rajasthan: The state cabinet on Wednesday approved draft legislation to protect women against accusations of witchcraft, IBNLive reported.

Mr. Douglas was a young lawyer working for a state assemblyman in the early 1970s when he was assigned to draft legislation to protect the coastline.

In 1978, President Jimmy Carter appointed her a Congressional liaison for Indian affairs, which allowed her to help draft legislation to protect Indian lands and tribal government tax status.

And so when, in June, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced new draft rules to protect American debtors from exploitative lenders the first federal regulation of the payday-loan industry by the C.F.P.B. advocates in Georgia began assessing the ways that the industry might be able to evade the rules.