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Jennifer Daskal, senior counterterrorism counsel at Human Rights Watch, said Mr. Mukasey "is hedging in the interest of protecting current and former administration officials from possible prosecution," either in other countries or by a future American administration.

The academy has begun a "turn it to the left" (the volume dial, that is) awareness campaign in hopes of protecting current and future generations of youngsters from unwittingly damaging their hearing.

The Unite proposal to accept new recruits on a separate fleet of aircraft, with a series of guarantees protecting current crew, has not been unconditionally accepted by BA because the airline believes it will not deliver immediate cost savings.

Pipelines of new drugs are running dry, patents protecting current blockbusters are running out and the firms that make generic copies of the most popular medicines are becoming more assertive.

As noted by de Soto (1989), barriers to entry aim at protecting current producers.

Numeric criteria are crucial for controlling cultural eutrophication and for protecting current and future water quality.

An important next step is for the U.S. to protect current and future Haitian refugees by granting them Temporary Protected Status (TPS).

The bills to protect current and future federal retirees were introduced late last month by Representative Tom Davis, Republican of Virginia, and Senator Daniel K. Akaka, Democrat of Hawaii.

"Part of the Social Security debate that everyone would expect us to be prominent in would be to protect current beneficiaries," he said.

A poison pill, in corporate jargon, is a financial arrangement designed to protect current management by crippling the company if someone else takes over.

The bad news is that it gives the league little real motivation to protect current and future employees from similar fates.