Sentence examples for environment defending from inspiring English sources

Crustacean appendages have adapted to function in sensing their environment, defending against predators, swimming, walking, grasping, transferring sperm, generating water movement, and in gas exchange.

This factor defines: actions, such as voluntarily promoting the organization's image out of the work environment, defending the organization against external threats, and contributing to the improvement of the organization's reputation.

Ever since I first ran for public office, I have fought for my values: commonsense gun reforms, protecting our environment, defending women's access to reproductive health care, fighting for equal rights for the LGBT community, and economic opportunity for all Virginians.

Vidar Helgesen, the country's minister of climate and environment defended the stance.

To that end, he consistently tried to preserve the purity of the educational environment by defending free speech and an open forum of ideas.

Battling the scourge of H.I.V./AIDS and other deadly diseases, ending family violence, protecting the environment and defending the rights of women are areas where U.S. and Russian institutions, and especially nongovernmental organizations, can successfully expand their cooperation.

Without strong leadership in the White House, Congress must commit to protecting independent journalism, preserving an open and free media environment, and defending the fundamental right to freedom of opinion and expression.

Businesses and corporations in many sectors are initiating programs and strategies aimed at enhancing social welfare, protecting the environment and defending human rights.

The doctoral candidate and researcher for the Center on Food Security and the Environment recently defended her thesis before an audience of advisers, friends, and fellow students from Stanford's Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources (E-IPER).

Liz Truss, the environment secretary, defended the current level of spending as she was repeatedly pressed by MPs in the Commons about the impact of budget cuts.

Green campaigners have urged the government not to "gamble" with England's natural heritage after the environment secretary defended plans to allow developers to destroy ancient woodland.