Sentence examples for economic protections from inspiring English sources

8. TPP will further weaken America's regulatory watchdogs -- we can't use our own government to over-rule TPP tribunal decisions that over-rule our health, safety and economic protections as non-tariff trade barriers.

But they should also remember his earlier attacks on these programs, and be on guard for this, and other, Trojan horses that would promise working Americans "gifts" while fundamentally destroying the economic protections they have earned and deserve.

"By demonstrating the severe intergenerational declines impacting today's young adults, we hope policymakers take up young adult financial security as a priority issue, and that these recommendations serve as a guide of how to level the playing field and offer basic social and economic protections in today's economy," the study says.

"By demonstrating the severe intergenerational declines impacting today's young adults, we hope policymakers take up young adult financial security as a priority issue, and that these recommendations serve as a guide of how to level the playing field and offer basic social and economic protections in today's economy," the study says.

In fact, justices appointed by the next president -- whoever that is -- should look to transform the Supreme Court's entire approach to money in politics going back to cases starting in the 1970s, just as the Court has reversed course on New Deal economic protections, racial segregation, LGBT rights, and more.

Our findings regarding the views of women program beneficiaries concur with the conclusions of Campbell and Nair [ 36] for women in settings of poverty and inequality, religious and cultural views of gender relations serve as vital economic protections.

"There was no defense of income, no economic protection.

Nor, for most people, is the first purpose of insurance economic protection.

Horta-Osório added: TSB has a national network of branches, a strong balance sheet and significant economic protection against legacy issues.

Environmental protection is still in there, Mr. King said, but so is economic protection, with exemptions — temporary roads that would be restored or allowed to return to nature after years of use — for industries that the state considers vital.

Nearly everything we now take for granted about the federal government's role in dealing with unemployment, poverty and economic protection can be traced to programs started during this period.