Sentence examples for made protected from inspiring English sources

Harry reveals that because he willingly sacrificed himself to death by Voldemort's hand, his act of love would protect the Wizarding community from Voldemort in the same way the sacrifice Harry's mother made protected Harry.

American commanders have acknowledged the unhappiness; they have made protecting Afghan civilians their primary goal in the war.

The government has made protecting pensioners' incomes a key plank of its tax and benefits policies, with the value of the state pension protected by a "triple lock".

When Roger Goodell became the commissioner of the National Football League in 2006, he made protecting certain aspects of the sport's good name his consuming aim.

Of course, the ability to download music and other media through the Internet has made protecting artists' copyrights a global problem.

The Democratic strategist overseeing the party's campaign to retain control of the Senate has made protecting voting rights in North Carolina and Arkansas a national priority.

Francis, who took his name from St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of nature, has made protecting "God's creation" a plank of his pontificate.

The battery's new support role marked a philosophical shift from 2007, when Gen. David H. Petraeus, then the top American commander here, made protecting the populace the highest priority.

In essence the wealthy have made protecting their tax loopholes a populist message.

He's called for more social justice and made protecting the planet a moral obligation.

Initial escort had been provided by F-4s, but the difference in speed and capabilities had made protecting the lower and slower flying NC/AC-123Ks difficult.