Sentence examples for protecting from harm from inspiring English sources

These English magical objects came from a vast collection – 1,400 items – of amulets (objects supposedly protecting from harm) and folk remedies found mostly in London by Edward Lovett, a civil servant, in the early part of the 20th century.

Those who agree and disagree with the new LDS policy are operating from very different frameworks of moral priorities: enforcing fairness and protecting from harm vs. respecting authority and avoiding impurity.

This will assist in addressing the contradiction between protecting from harm and promoting culturally appropriate care.

This section identifies a gap in the legal regulations and argues that their future development will assist patients and providers in addressing the contradiction between protecting from harm and promoting culturally appropriate care.

UNICEF works to strengthen Cambodia's child protection system so that children are protected from harm.

"You have a constitutional right to be protected from harm in custody and that includes protection from harming yourself," said Amin Alehashem, an attorney with the Texas Civil Rights Project in Houston.

Bullet-proof vests and helmets protect from harm in combat and military engagements.

Children were protected from harm through careful tending and by means of magical prophylactics.

The resolution says Champ may exist and the animal should be protected from harm.

First was the institutional review board, the committee that reviews the trial to make sure patients are protected from harm.

A spokesperson for the Department for Education said: "It is vital that children in care are protected from harm.