Sentence examples for private protective from inspiring English sources

But it is routinely ascribed to the Environment Secretary, along with a handful of other consensus compliments: reflective, thoughtful, private, protective of his family life, funny - and, above all, very smart.

To this end, there is value in allocating resources during an outbreak to consistently gather data on public and private protective actions, such as antiviral use or the use of face masks.

The core of his work is competition among so-called violence-managing agencies criminal groups, private security services, private protection companies, and informal protective agencies associated with the state which multiplied with the liberal reforms of the early 1990s.

The demand for private protection and the effect of such protective measures on the level of crime are examined.

Deeply private and protective of her younger, more decorated sister, Serena, 27-year-old Venus has emerged from the summer with her fourth Wimbledon title and a distinct buzz again about her game.

Her friends say that she is none of these, but acknowledge that part of her challenge is letting voters see the full her and not simply a controlled, rehearsed politician no easy task for such a private and protective person.

Although she had an ebullient performance persona and often wrote quite directly about her personal experience, off stage she was a private person, protective of her own space and the time she could devote to her writing.

It was clear at first that I had touched a sensitive subject, since Whiteread has been very private and protective of her works on paper throughout her career.

Results: Staff demonstrated better understanding of precaution implementation and improved compliance with more reliable private room and protective equipment use.

Jackson Brodie, Atkinson's gruff yet protective private investigator, is haunted by women (his murdered sister, his ex-wives).

"She is also a very private person, very protective of her family and her children," Dr. Styron said.