Sentence examples for protect a view from inspiring English sources

The curious wedge-shaped Leadenhall Building, known as "the cheesegrater", is intended to protect a view of St Paul's Cathedral from a pub in Fleet Street.

The group has approached developers, landowners and local governments, but their efforts have collided with a preservation problem: Protecting a building or a park may be one thing, but how do you protect a view?

We also said that temperate comment had to be protected – a view widely shared in the media, including by leading gay commentators such as Peter Tatchell, who actually opposed the new offence.

It is not about stopping the tabloids exposing sexual misconduct – I have no desire to read about Wayne Rooney's latest infidelity – it's about perpetuating and protecting a view of society where men can behave like Neanderthals and then be told by a court of law that it is absolutely fine to treat women like lumps of meat.

He argued it was important to protect a variety of views in media and what he called a "monument of the French media landscape".

Mr. Gonzalez believes the boy, they say, and feels obligated to protect him, a view with which the Justice Department, and most of the country, disagrees.

When our children remain silent, however, they're not protecting a comfortable view of world peace.

Moreover, it would appear reasonable for a board to protect a transaction that it viewed as obtaining the best reasonable price with at least one short-lived defensive measure.

Mr. Silverstein said he was taking the long view to protect a family-owned asset.

"I've been pretty clear in my political views that protect a woman's right to choose.

This led Norway's Policy Coherence Commission to conclude that health (as well as water and education, two key social determinants of health) 'not be sectors that are subject to the GATS regulations, but be protected with a view to future generations' possibilities for regulating these basic services for the good of the population' (PCC, p. 54).