Sentence examples for more effectively protecting from inspiring English sources

One is to wage war more effectively, protecting villages from Taliban reprisals and persuading everyone that we will never allow the Taliban or other extremists to resume control.

Yesterday the president announced the US government's Nuclear Posture Review (NPR), which provides a roadmap for reducing the role and numbers of our nuclear weapons while more effectively protecting the United States and our allies from today's most pressing threats.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts promised in his end-of-the-year report on the federal judiciary that misconduct policies would be re-evaluated with an eye to more effectively protecting employees from sexual harassment.

In fact, he says, it is "more effectively protected than at any time since Gutenberg".

This work will help conservation managers to more effectively protect these species from further population decline.

The board also renewed its suggestion for bus design standards that would more effectively protect passengers in crashes.

As I argued earlier this week, by improving information sharing, laws and healthcare services, we can more effectively protect our society while also preserving our second amendment rights.

There is a very strong case to be made that such a large volume of extremely sensitive data should have been more effectively protected.

This suggests to publishers that Facebook is a safe space where the business of content can be more effectively protected, on the condition that they submit to being Facebook's vassals.

Yet Pew and other groups want to see protections for bluefin tuna strengthened, and they are hoping they can help that happen as NOAA drafts a final rule expected in the fall of 2013 to more effectively protect highly migratory Atlantic species.

Slowe chatted briefly about how powerful the platform's openness has been, but how a need has been growing to more effectively protect users from harassment.