Sentence examples for protect terms from inspiring English sources

UCU is claiming some success in battles to protect terms and conditions.

The Union said it "regretted" that the contract was going ahead but was pleased that the gallery and the private contractor had agreed to protect terms and conditions It will also see the re-instatement of Candy Udwin, a senior union representative at the gallery who was dismissed in May.

To call it a court would incorrectly imply that its members are independent and have protected terms of office.

Clinical and counselling psychology are legally protected terms that cannot be used by anyone who is not officially trained in these.

We strive to protect trademarks from 'squatters' — those who try to take protected terms with no legitimate claim.

Immunization is key to protecting term and preterm infants from a heightened risk of infection.

Alistair Campbell at Berenberg said: "This raises a concern that the company might be trading in long-term opportunities to protect short-term earnings".

We expect our members will vote to protect their terms and conditions.

"The copyright law doesn't protect short terms or phrases, things of that sort," Ms. Kepchar said.

We expect our members will vote to protect their terms and conditions in our strike ballot next week.

It says it is holding the strike to protect workers' terms and conditions at the privatised Royal Mail.