Sentence examples for guide to protecting from inspiring English sources
She is also the author of "The Parent's Guide to Protecting Your Children in Cyberspace" (McGraw-Hill, 1999).
The pastor, who has written a number of books including Seven Steps to Recruit-Proof Your Child: A Parent's Guide to Protecting Children from Homosexuality, conducted a three-day conference in Uganda in 2009 with other evangelicals intent on exposing the "gay agenda".
"Animals in nature eat raw food but don't live very long," said Louise Murray, vice president of the A.S.P.C.A.'s Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital in New York City and the author of "Vet Confidential: An Insider's Guide to Protecting Your Pet's Health".
Aviv is also the author of The Complete Terrorism Survival Guide: How to Travel, Work and Live in Safety; Staying Safe: The Complete Guide to Protecting Yourself, Your Family, & Your Business; Max and Flight 103.
Alan Marc Feigenbaum, CFP, has authored A Complete Guide to Protecting Your Financial Security When Getting a Divorce (McGraw-Hill, 2004), A Parent's Guide to Money: Raising Financially Savvy Children (Mars), and Alpha Teach Yourself Retirement Planning in 24 Hours (Macmillan).
They have also put together a Community Guide to Protecting Lands and Resources.
Angels are there to guide, to protect people, they get messages from above.
The tribe requires that anyone heading into the back country hire a Navajo guide, to protect sacred ceremonial areas from visitors, he said.
Visitors aren't allowed to go beyond marked roads and designated points for viewing the landscape, except with a Navajo guide, to protect tribal burial grounds and holy places.
One of the brightest hopes for the Obama-Biden ticket is that many people will read and act on the advice in RFK, Jr and Palast in their guide to protect their legitimate voting rights.
One of the world's foremost climate scientists James Hansen (who first sounded the alarm on climate change 20+ years ago) said, "Those who lead us have no excuse -- they are elected to guide, to protect the public and its best interests.
