Sentence examples for interest of protection from inspiring English sources

Restraints that should have existed in the interest of protection against environmental degradation have never been imposed.

The bonus payments, he said, were "in the interest of franchise protection and damage limitation".

But what if, in the interest of source protection, he was advancing a falsehood that was more significant than the reference set itself?

Colorado: Amendment 67 What It Says: The measure states that, "In the interest of the protection of pregnant mothers and their unborn children from criminal offenses and neglect and wrongful acts, the words 'person' and 'child' in the Colorado Criminal Code and the Colorado Wrongful Death Act must include unborn human beings".

In the interest of public protection and workforce planning, the ICN offer member countries guidance on the scope of practice of an APN, as outlined in Table  1.> The ICN's account of advanced practice nursing shares much in common with other frameworks and models to be found in the international literature.

Mr. Pallone added, "It's essentially a special-interest type of protection for H.M.O.'s, drug companies and other health care corporations".

It helps him to maneuver among these agnatic groups, playing one group against the other in the interest of self-protection and social advancement ([ 15]. p64).

This policy has been followed in Britain for so long that it has been accepted as an irrefutable dogma.The proceeds from this unfair and regressive tax have become an essential component of the British government's tax revenues and not a glorious sacrifice in the interests of environmental protection.

In the interests of consumer protection, certification of the sites that provide information and offer tourist services (reservation and payment) of an electronic nature would be helpful.

The Council and the Parliament explained that these fundamental rights may 'be subject to certain restrictions or penalties, prescribed by law, which are necessary in a democratic society in the interests of the protection of health or morals' (para 141).

Decisions made by food control officials should be based on up-to-date scientific information, carried out in a transparent manner and represent a fair balance of the sometimes competing interests of consumer protection, industry and trade development.