This was followed by a more friendly carbon monoxide and smoke alarm, the Nest Protect, fitted with a five-year battery and which speaks in varying tones depending on the threat level it senses.
I devote considerable attention, when I teach Peacemaking and Human Security courses, as this syllabus with Sharon Welch shows to the question of humanitarian intervention, and how Responsibility to Protect fits in with that concept.
Nor is the quality of ownership as protected, or "fit and proper", as many fans would wish.
Corrections brings up questions about whether surveillance prevents criminal behavior, who it is intended to protect, where it fits in with rehabilitation tools like education or therapy, and about the psychological effect it has on kids.
Instead of asking candidates about their mental health, time overseas, or kill count, what we should be asking is why the NYPD thinks that those who are fit to serve and protect our country aren't fit to serve and protect our city.
We can protect our skin, stay fit and work hard to remain vital and active at midlife.
Until the law sees fit to protect both parents in a same-sex couple in the case of divorce, we won't truly be ready for marriage.
"The IDF views the Syrian regime as responsible for what occurs in its territory, and will act at any time and any way it sees fit to protect the citizens of Israel," an IDF spokesperson said, according to the Jerusalem Post.
But I think once we engage people with the right stories, the right information, and the understanding that all water is first and foremost local -- finding solutions that fit and protect our communities -- then I think people will want to be involved.
This very day we have a significant share of the population and media hyperventilating about a $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot where the odds are 380 million to one; and a shameless publicity mongering New York Attorney General who has seen fit to protect the public weal from the apparent scourge of fantasy football -- a game of chance if there ever was one.
