Sentence examples for protect values from inspiring English sources

Putin is more efficient in his decisions to continue aggression than the EU is in its decision to protect values.

"We can build, or architect, or code cyberspace to protect values that we believe are fundamental, or we can build, or architect, or code cyberspace to allow those values to disappear," he writes.

"They've been even more conservative with this downturn in terms of financial qualifications — if you work on Wall Street now that's like a liability — and they've been killing sales that they feel are low, to protect values in the building".

Putin is more efficient in his decisions to continue aggression than the EU is in its decision to protect values While condemning Russia's aggressive policies and discussing sanctions to oppose such policies, Europe is returning to its futile policies which appease dictators in Russia's neighbourhood.

Landscape-scale fire behavior analyses are important to inform decisions on resource management projects that meet land management objectives and protect values from adverse consequences of fire.

"These transactions are consistent with UKFI's objective to manage the government investments commercially and to create and protect value for the taxpayer as shareholder," Morgan said.

A few analysts are thinking radical thoughts: Cazenove says Dyson is able to consider drastic measures to protect value in Punch's best businesses "possibly at the cost of allowing certain securitised vehicles to fail".

It is a proposition that would "protect valued front-line services", said a spokesperson for the councils.

"We are desperately trying to protect valued services but in order to do that in the current financial situation, we have to make extremely tough and unpleasant changes.

It has to be noted that in this case the difference with the corresponding NT (untreated) and P (protected) values remains a little bit greater than standard deviations.

UKFI said during the review it would focus on protecting value for the taxpayer as a shareholder and "to create an orderly path to privatisation".