Sentence examples for far more protected from inspiring English sources
And doesn't he know that Israel is a democratic country, where the rights of minorities are far more protected than anywhere else in the region?
However, Welsh Secretary David Jones said Wales has so far been more protected from UK Government cuts compared to other Whitehall spending departments.
Although sculpture may be polished (as in the case of silver sculpture that has been tarnished) or stripped of its alteration patina (as in the case of some monumental outdoor sculptures), alteration products are carefully evaluated for their importance and authenticity before their removal is considered, and patinas are far more often protected than removed.
"Giving customers the chance to choose whether they want overdraft protection is important, but we need to do far more to protect customers from abusive bank products," said Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut.
Protecting Przewalski's horses, listed as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, will require far more than protecting their habitat.
Ministers should be doing far more to protect our natural environment.
But five years after August 19 we owe it to those who died — and to those whom humanitarians have saved — to do far more to protect the protectors.
I would have counseled him to get ahead of the story and accept the consequences, arguing that appearing sincere and forthcoming would do far more to protect his reputation than stonewalling.
Mr. Bush's calculation is that voters will care far more about protecting the nation from another terrorist attack than about cuts to popular programs, or, for that matter, the record-high deficit.
Having more migrants, but ensuring that they are paying taxes, are subject to minimum wage and health and safety rules, and to the criminal justice system, and visible to the law and social services, would do far more to protect British jobs and standards than current approaches.
