Sentence examples for protected ahead from inspiring English sources

The declaration meets one of Cameron's key negotiating demands – that the rights of non-eurozone states be protected – ahead of his planned 2017 referendum on Britain's membership of the EU.

Meanwhile a separate petition on our website holds nearly 400,000 signatures standing up for the BBC, calling for its independence and funding to be protected ahead of the publication of the government's plan for the new BBC charter on Thursday.

Our National Flood Resilience Review will be published shortly, delivering immediate actions to better protect communities ahead of this winter.

Morgan Stanley could protect itself ahead by shifting all its derivatives into the insured bank, which has a higher credit rating.

As with the CAP, this is an intensely political process, as countries seek to protect jobs ahead of natural resources.

"When the Egypt situation arose, it seemed like Friday was more of a day of protecting positions ahead of the weekend," said Thomas Bentz, an energy analyst with BNP Paribas.

Move away from the dog slowly – usually back the way you came is best, in case the dog imagines it is protecting something ahead of you.

Supporters of increased gun restrictions said they were looking forward to seeing their children protected in the years ahead, while at least one opponent cautioned that Mr. Obama and the Democrats would be roundly rejected here if they moved to limit weapons.

But, convinced that his insurance is watertight and that shareholders will be protected, he is looking ahead to 2006 with confidence.

Americans may place certain values — such as rewarding ingenuity and commercial success, and protecting personal property — ahead of equity.

Manager Wenger is likely to use Spanish youngster Ignasi Miquel at centre-back as he looks to protect his options ahead of the big European encounter.