Sentence examples for grounds for protection from inspiring English sources

In particular, many are unaware that physical, psychological and emotional abuse are grounds for protection and that a protection order can remain in force when a protected person is living with the perpetrator.

At first, the Seleka fighters flooded into the mission grounds for protection.

The Home Office's decision to accept denial of the existence of God as grounds for protection could set a significant precedent in asylum and immigration cases.

It crouches there at the edge of the grass, not a hedge at all but some kind of spruce or yew or pine, a fierce little tree that has been made to grow low against the ground for protection".

If the Law does not establish these prerequisites, there are no legal grounds for the protection of those that acquire skills through courses and/or technical experience.

In our experience working on the ground for wildlife protection in many developing countries, we have grappled with the often devastating impacts of wildlife trafficking -- both on wildlife and on the local communities whose local livelihoods, governance, and security are undermined.

Geotextiles are high performance materials used to improve soils for the foundations of above-ground structures, and for protection against weather erosion damage.

The scheme will provide vital feeding and breeding grounds for wildfowl and protection for Steart village against flooding from the River Parrett.

In the Philippines children worked together with adults to restore degraded mangrove ecosystems, resulting in livelihood gains, protection of spawning grounds for fisheries, biodiversity gains, disaster protection from typhoon winds and storm surges, adaptation to climate change impacts, and the removal of atmospheric greenhouse gases that cause climate change (Tanner et al. 2009).

The difficulties in classification are little greater than those faced in deciding who qualifies for protection on grounds of disabilities that limit the activities of daily life, as shown by conflicting decisions in numerous legal cases involving obesity.

Giving evidence alongside Anderson to parliament's joint select committee on human rights, his predecessor, Lord Carlile of Berriew QC, called for more checks – on child protection grounds – for after-school madrassas that teach Islam.