Sentence examples for it protect from inspiring English sources

Amidst daily reports of violence spilling over the country's borders and into neighboring Lebanon and Turkey, we learn that NATO has approved the shipment of Patriot missiles to Turkey to help it protect its border, and simultaneously, there is renewed talk that Bashar al-Assad's regime may use its chemical weapons in a last-ditch attempt to hold on to power.

People question its presence and effectiveness: how can it protect civilians if it cannot protect its own personnel?

Plus, Snapchat has a patent on its recording technology (one tap takes a photo, holding the record button takes a video) that helps it protect one of its biggest assets: speed.

But the standard for judging any of these proposals, or some bipartisan combination of them, will be the same one that Trumpcare failed to meet: Does it protect the people who need protection?

Nor does it protect the United States and its allies from rogue states -- Mr. Bush did not explicitly mention Iran, Iraq, North Korea -- and terrorists with access to nuclear material.

Google has accused Microsoft of staging unjustified "anti-competitive patent attacks" against its mobile operating system and said its acquisition of Motorola Mobility in 2012 would help it "protect" the Android ecosystem thanks to it gaining extra patents of its own.

"The government cannot protect its military and key security buildings, so how can it protect the country?" Another witness described the shock of seeing fighting in the center of the capital.

"The government cannot protect its key military and security buildings, so how can it protect us and run the country?" Even within Mr. Assad's most solid base, his minority Alawite sect, discontent spilled over last month in a clash that began in a coffee shop in the president's ancestral village, Qardaha.

Does it protect, provide, shelter, guide, build?

"Don't companies have to do it [protect workers' rights] anyway?" With most agreeing on this point, the discussion then took a more pragmatic focus.

(CNS1) Nurse-led care was perceived as potentially more holistic: I think it was interesting that it [ProtecT] was a nurse-led study…consultants can be very focused on your specific condition and what they can do for that and I think that a nurse can be much more holistic.