Sentence examples for issues protected from inspiring English sources

She linked her work with women in labor to reproductive rights issues protected by the law.

Even as it restores basic services, New Orleans must grapple with another fundamental issue: protecting itself.

But in this election season they found time Wednesday to join together on one issue: protecting pension benefits.

Culturally, this is a sensitive issue; protecting a home against fire has been an aspect of Australian life in the bush for a hundred and fifty years.

"Then he would have to decide: Is the next issue protecting and establishing the health plan, or moving on to something new?

"We have a big issue protecting these horses," said Zito, who said he and several colleagues were concerned that the synthetic surfaces might tend to produce future generations of thoroughbreds with turf proclivities and reduced dirt-track abilities.

Because of the "mutually beneficial income" [advocate] both the government and clubs get from gaming, some interviewees suggested that emphasising possible gambling profit loss might be "a convenient [argument] to distract attention away from the real issue – protecting people's health" [bureaucrat].

True, but it is in the interest of the nation that strong language about large issues be protected, even when it is hard to do so.

"Voting by an elected public officer on public issues is protected speech under the First Amendment," Justice Michael Douglas wrote for the majority.

Beginning October 9, we will no longer be able to assist with digital rights management issues for protected WMA files purchased from Walmart.com.

Otherwise, work-related issues are protected in a union contract or not at all.