Sentence examples for make protected from inspiring English sources

The combination of storing unreleased carbon and protecting ecosystems should make protected areas a natural component of any strategy discussed in Copenhagen.

I issued a memorandum on November 7 reaffirming the protections that are afforded whistle-blowers, in which I indicated I will not tolerate reprisals or intimidation by any bureau employee against those who make protected disclosures.

The editing process of the Q&A document also indicates that the other means by which Snowden might have learned he could make protected complaints — via the IG himself — were not crystal clear.

Corporations are not just citizens united to make protected speech, but artificial structures entitled to legal and tax advantages different from individual citizens and, unless corporations are specifically classified as not-for-profit, they exist for the avowed purpose of making money-not advocating policy.

However, the converse argument has been used to justify its introduction: the widening of the definition by the tribunals of what amounts to a qualifying disclosure has enabled opportunistic employees to make protected disclosures regarding purely private matters, such as issues regarding their individual employment contracts.

A Haitian musician in the audience said that he wanted Martelly to make protecting musicians' royalties a priority.

Mrs. Clinton said she would make protecting abortion rights a central concern if she is elected to office.

Now, during the country's tumultuous transition from authoritarian rule, more and more groups are emerging to make protecting women — and shaming the do-nothing police — a cause.

HRW said the International Syria Support Group that will meet in Germany on Thursday "should make protecting civilians and ending indiscriminate attacks, including with cluster munitions, a key priority".

Gen. David Petraeus has rewritten American counterinsurgency doctrine to make protecting the civilian population and legitimizing the indigenous government central tasks for American soldiers.

Opponents of the bill claimed certain provisions would make protecting their intellectual property prohibitively risky and expensive.