Sentence examples for protecting the needs from inspiring English sources

The entry of foreign retail giants into India is politically delicate: the governing Congress Party seems eager to be seen as protecting the needs of Indian retail workers.

"My view of democratic socialism builds on the success of many other countries around the world who have done a far better job than we have in protecting the needs of the working families, the elderly citizens, children, the sick, and poor," he told a crowd of mostly 20-something students.

May's proposal, which was unanimously approved by a state House transportation committee Wednesday, was praised by Karen Tamley, commissioner of the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities, for striking "a balance between protecting the needs of people with disabilities who cannot physically access the meters and working to reduce fraud and abuse of the program," the Sun-Times reports.

"I have taken these steps to protect the needs of vulnerable children.

"This would give the Swans complete control of the stadium and further support their expansion plans in future, but it's important we protect the needs of the Ospreys too".

The hospital said it had "tried hard to avoid the legal route", but it was necessary "to fight to protect the needs of patients".

Together they protect the needs of women and exhibit the sustaining power of dialogue.

"The 'no' vote is only to show that I'm watching to make sure we protect the needs of the community," she said.

The policies are supported under several legislative instruments which protect the needs and rights of children.

Spread the word Spread messages from UNICEF's State of the World's Children 2007 amongst your family, friends, and colleagues to create awareness about the need to promote and protect the needs of women and children.

A midline incision is standard and serves to protect the need for future surgery, in particular for arthroplasty.