Sentence examples for protected from assault from inspiring English sources

The scab labourers, knobsticks had to be protected from assault by the dismissed workers.

They not only announced new legislation to protect the standard but also said they would organize as a caucus to ensure that the growing organic food industry would be protected from further assaults.

Scores of children might have been protected from kidnap, rape and indecent assault if the police had smashed an alleged establishment paedophile ring operating at a suburban house in London in the 1980s.

The epidermis is a multilayered epithelium that protects from environmental assault and damage.

Just as maintaining the physical security of the Strategic National Stockpile is a priority in preventing a secondary attack, reasonable steps must be taken to ensure that our emergency workforce is protected from a targeted foodborne assault.

Biological systems are protected from the threat of oxidative assault by a diversity of mechanisms designed to suppress pernicious oxidative pathways.

Officers at Wetherby invoked health and safety legislation which enables them to withdraw from the prison wings, protesting that management was failing to protect staff from assault.

The sense of powerlessness and fury flooded back this week as I realised that while people watched and photographed (and profited from) a tearful woman in London, no one did a damn thing to protect her from assault.

They should not be subject to physical punishment and it's important to resolve the legal inconsistency that allows it so the law protects children from assault to the same extent it does everyone else.

"...social conservatives believe that efforts to protect gays from assault, discrimination or bullying impinge on their religious freedom to express and act on their belief that homosexuality is an abomination.

Security was needed in its waiting room to protect staff from assaults and patients from each other.