Sentence examples for idea for protecting from inspiring English sources

The idea for protecting the World Cup bidding process from voter-bribery allegations now dogging all recent tournaments and the votes for Russia and Qatar as hosts in 2018 and 2022 respectively, is to enlarge the constituency beyond the executive committee and have all 209 associations vote.

The goal of the $1.25 billion mission is to test an idea for protecting Earth from a potentially catastrophic asteroid impact.

The use of commercial services is a bad idea for protecting corporate and government information and should be avoided at all costs.

Exchanges between environmental policy experts have produced new ideas for protecting shared ecosystems of the Gulf of Mexico and the northern Caribbean.

Mr. Hinton went into action the first week of May, calling a town meeting to discuss ideas for protecting Weeks Bay, an estuary off Mobile Bay that supports 19 federally protected species, including bald eagles and wood storks.

A draft bill setting forth the administration's ideas for protecting thousands of vulnerable chemical facilities against terrorist attack is now circulating among members of the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee.

Whatever tablet your children are using – well, as long as it's a 10.1-inch one, although a seven-inch version is also available – this case is one of the best ideas for protecting it.

I applaud Time Magazine for publishing a recent article with eight ideas for protecting privacy online.

Although the Strategic Defense Initiative, or SDI (which critics dubbed Star Wars, after the science-fiction movie), was given a high priority and billions of dollars for research, the idea of protecting society as a whole from nuclear attack soon appeared hopelessly impractical, given the diverse means of delivering nuclear weapons.

"Sometimes college students respond more to the idea of protecting your friends, because for yourself you think, 'That'll never happen,' " she said.

Mr. Smith does not mention, however, the major consequence of Hayes's election: the abandonment of Reconstruction and with it the idea of federal responsibility for protecting the rights of black Americans.