Sentence examples for more protection of from inspiring English sources

This scandal shows that there is a desperate need for more protection of press freedoms.

"Withholding approval of the proposed sale affords more protection of the taxpayers than does providing approval," the official said.

And it surely paves the way for even more protection of our seas, both overseas and here at home.

He did not sign the final draft, however, because he wanted more protection of the rights of states and of individuals.

Mr. Obama has launched a new strategy intended to turn Afghanistan around, sending an additional 21,000 troops, installing a new commander, promising more civilian reconstruction help, shifting to more protection of the population and building up Afghan security forces.

Cable, who began the week calling for more protection of British businesses, told the BBC: "We've now received some assurances from the company that they will strengthen the British science base, they will protect British manufacturing.

The government's new stalking prevention orders, announced last week by Amber Rudd, will offer more protection to victims of stalking then ever before.

It will give even more protection to consumers of Scotch whisky.

Dr. Teena Shetty, a neurologist at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, said pitchers ideally should want more protection because of the inherent dangers of their job.

Some states offer significantly more protections to victims of domestic abuse, dating violence and stalking than others.

In addition, from Fig. 9a, b the contrast can also be seen that the more hidden position of section number is, the more protection strength of customers receives.