Sentence examples for election to protect from inspiring English sources

David Cameron had pledged in the general election to protect the pensioners' free TV licence fee.

Across the country, Sure Start centres are closing, even though the Tories promised at the election to protect them".

Labour has said it would take winter fuel payments from the richest pensioners, but Prime Minister David Cameron made a pledge at the 2010 general election to protect them.

But he is serving out his State Senate term and may well run for re-election, "to protect my district from the vultures who lie in wait for my political carcass".

It's been 114 days since Barack Obama promised on the night of his re-election to protect future generations from – in his words – "the destructive power of a warming planet".

The United States, its counties, cities, towns and villages, have governments to protect us from each other; and we have elections to protect us from government.

And as our world heats up and our oceans rise, billionaires buy more and more elections to protect their interests in coalmines and oil wells.

Since Weyrich declared war on voting thirty-six yeago ago, the effort to manipulate elections to protect entrenched interests has proceeded apace, aided by a Supreme Court that wrongfully decided the 2000 presidential election and gutted the Voting Rights Act in 2013.

The tweet was a follow-up to an earlier message from the longtime Republican that urged Americans to vote for the Democratic Party in the November elections to protect "the country's values".

Or more likely she realises that Jokowi is the stronger candidate but, by deferring an announcement of his candidacy until nearer the election, hopes to protect him from a pre-emptive onslaught by his opponents.

March 24 , 2014Jason Groves (@JasonGroves1) Cameron says minimum alcohol pricing has 'a lot of merit' but was ' a change too far' when household budgets tight March 24 , 201410.24am GMT He is also hinting that the Conservatives could go into the election promising to protect benefits like the winter fuel payments for wealthy pensioners.