Sentence examples for protecting for all from inspiring English sources
In a democracy, our love of freedom ostensibly stems from our shared belief in protecting for all people the inalienable freedom of conscience.
The universal winter fuel allowance and free bus passes have also been protected for all pensioners regardless of income.
"We can all smile broadly knowing that at last Tasmania's forests of outstanding universal value are now protected for all time".
"You'd think the state would provide a transition period of supervision to help them get a job and find a place to stay," he said".Then society would be better protected for all concerned".
The Civil Rights Act of 1957 paved the way for a division in the DOJ to ensure the Bill of Rights is protected for all citizens; President Eisenhower signed the bill and all 46 Republican senators voted for it.
"[We] hereby declare that Lelu Island, and Flora and Agnew Banks are hereby protected for all time, as a refuge for wild salmon and marine resources, and are to be held in trust for all future generation," reads the declaration.
The Civil Rights Act of 1957 paved the way for a division in the DOJ to ensure the Bill of Rights is protected for all citizens; President Eisenhower signed the bill and all 46 Republican senators voted for it.
Thailand seemed to be racing ahead and quickly leaving behind its own shadowy past and focusing on a future that would keep the military in the barracks, the press free, and human rights and civil liberties protected for all.
The supplementary tier might undermine political support for the basic tier, for example, by undercutting the social solidarity needed if people are to remain committed to protecting opportunity for all.
In the Catholic case it meant succumbing to the old (and ongoing) danger of defending the church for some while losing the nerve to protect justice for all.
Henceforth, the greenbelt will be protected for ever, with all the new houses my people so badly need being built instead on brownfield sites.
