Sentence examples for protect goods from inspiring English sources

In any negotiations, he would prioritise the preservation of the single market to protect goods and services.

Packages on the contemporary market are designed to protect goods from the hazards of handling and environmental conditions; to provide a manageable unit of the packaged product for the producer, distributor, and consumer; and to identify the product in a way that appeals to the potential purchaser.

But at least compensation for that came in strong economic growth from the mid-1930s onward, buoyed by a combination of new technologies and companies exploiting the growth in demand behind the tariff wall created to protect goods produced within the British empire.

Inscriptions suggest these guilds had their own militia to protect goods in transit and, like village assemblies, they operated banks that lent money to traders and businesses.

A band of warriors known as the Harlequins seeks to protect good prophets from evil mercenaries.

"They can protect good positions by hedging something else," he said.

They said the cameras would protect the public from rogue officers and protect good officers from false accusations.

Meanwhile back in Germany a movement was beginning to protect good German gardens from unwholesome alien influences.

"The guidance is clear that councils must protect good-quality farmland and consider the effective use of brownfield land".

People are beginning to ask: "Is [Hachette's CEO] fighting to protect good books?

"It will protect good people on both sides of the lens," Mrs Clinton said in a Manhattan speech.