Sentence examples for protection away from inspiring English sources

For example, increases in representativeness, the number of ecosystems covered by protected areas, can mask simultaneous increases in the bias of protection away from those ecosystems most in need of protection.

It takes some of that protection away.

Mr Adams, a long-time Conservative voter, added: "Trespass law gives residents a chance to stand up to powerful corporations wanting to drill under their homes, but now the Government wants to take this protection away from them.

"It is too soon to yank that protection away from them," she said.

When that happens, "God abandons us and he backs away and takes his hand of favor, blessings, His hand of protection away from us and he abandons us," she said.

There was no difference in the level of microglia activation within regions of motor neuron protection away from the core of the transplant (Figure 5E, F).

The Tories and UKIP want to take those protections away.

"To get out of the bottom of the barrel, they want to strip the protections away," said John Wilson, conservation director of Montana Trout Unlimited.

The administration is now asking Congress to affirmatively take those protections away.

When the merger went through, that policy was rescinded, meaning that ExxonMobil actually took protections away from its employees.

"And if it doesn't work, I'm sure they're going to have a lot of regrets, because they will have taken protections away from the citizens of Charlotte and gotten nothing in return.