Sentence examples for protection draft from inspiring English sources

Heritage protection draft bill Proposes a "unified" heritage protection system.

Labor protections drafted in the New Deal specifically excluded both groups of workers, who remain highly vulnerable to exploitation.

The sheltered sleeping alcoves in early cave dwellings served not only to express man's desire for smaller and more intimate spaces for personal use but gave protection from draft or cold.

The Bears upgraded their pass protection by drafting the enormous Gabe Carimi, but the coordinator Mike Martz then took steps to make his offense more Martz-like, replacing the versatile tight end Greg Olsen with the disappointment-at-large receiver Roy Williams.

At issue is whether the Constitution's equal protection clause, drafted by Congress during Reconstruction to ensure the rights of black Americans, also prohibits the use of race to help them overcome the nation's legacy of racism.

The draft protection of charities bill is a hot topic in the sector.

A better solution would be to simply include invertebrates on lists of threatened species and draft protection measures tailored to invertebrates, they say.

The prime minister announced the new money and a draft protection of charities bill before a meeting of his "extremism taskforce" which is to examine the government's counter-terrorism strategy.

Andrew Edwards, deputy director and head of charities at HMRC, recently told the joint committee on the draft protection of charities bill that prior to 2010 the regulator and the tax department shared very little.

The draft protection of charities bill – currently being scrutinised by the joint committee – proposes new powers for the commission, including the ability to issue official warnings, to disqualify trustees for up to 15 years or suspend them for up to two years, and to forcibly close charities and transfer their assets.

As protection, the Chiefs drafted Penn State's Larry Johnson.