Sentence examples for principles to protect from inspiring English sources

SFPE defines fire protection engineering as the application of science and engineering principles to protect people and their environment from destructive fire.

This time, she said she was representing legal principles to protect the rights of workers.

[C4.] INTERNET SAFETY Facebook, the social network, said it would institute principles to protect young users from predators and inappropriate material.

Longley puts forward 10 principles to protect social capital, including defence of workers' rights and priority for the poor and disadvantaged.

Yahoo has also been working with academics, nongovernmental organizations and others to create a set of principles to protect freedom of expression, he said.

The basic framework requires municipal land use and zoning ordinances to comply with the plan's goals and principles to protect natural resources and guide growth.

Ms. Matalin said the administration was withholding the list "on principle" to protect the participants' privacy.

They said they were acting on principle, to protect a neighbouring state from invasion.

But I prefer to emphasize this aspect of the deal: A group of politicians decided to violate a deeply held principle to protect what they saw as the common good.

Mary Matalin, another counselor to Mr. Cheney, said he and President Bush felt strongly that the identities of those who met with the task force should be withheld "on principle" to protect their privacy.

I find it difficult to explain why the Court uses the "reasonable alternative" concept to protect trade when today it refuses to apply the same principle to protect freedom of speech.