Sentence examples for protecting specific from inspiring English sources

There are worries that Europe's vast single market will splinter under the pressures of beggar-thy-neighbor actions aimed at protecting specific industries and jobs within individual nations.

Explain that the class will be creating a book entitled, "Fair Labor," and that each group will be creating a chapter for the book after researching laws protecting specific rights of both employees and employers.

This pristine four-mile spit of shingle and sand in Norfolk is, of course, far older, but its purchase by the National Trust 100 years ago marked the beginning of a radical movement in Britain: instead of protecting specific species, the new environmentalists recognised that entire "reserves" must be created to save our wildlife.

The example shows that attribute combinations can be protected by protecting specific attributes.

Interfering with this process, using ROS inhibitors/scavengers such as antioxidants has shown promise in protecting specific systems from oxidative damage.

Ocean conservation is not about protecting specific places or species in a vacuum.

The act — designed to protect specific animals from chain saws, bulldozers and, yes, oil rigs — probably should not have to carry the burden of solving global warming.

In 1998 Wyoming was one of 10 states that had no hate crime laws to protect specific categories of people.

"Patents, of course, can protect specific genetic sequences and as a poet, my current project 'The Xenotext' is probably protected under copyright, no matter what 'form' the 'poem' might take.

First, there is "point defence" which protects specific places a military base, say from incoming missiles by knocking them out at a late stage in their descent.

In March, at a hearing of the House defense-appropriations subcommittee, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said, "We should not put American lives at risk to protect specific programs or contractors".