Sentence examples for protection drawing from inspiring English sources

With a nod to the seedier realities of the modern Net, the browser also includes anti-phishing components (here called "forgery protection"), drawing on blacklists maintained by Google to block access to such dangers as fake bank, PayPal, and investment sites.

The Fish and Wildlife Service will decide this fall whether to remove the gray wolf from protection, drawing renewed attention to the conflict between conservationists, ranchers, hunters and others who see the iconic predator either as a threat or as part of a healthy ecosystem.

Governments regularly intervene in markets in the name of public safety, economic growth or consumer protection, drawing squawks..

Governments regularly intervene in markets in the name of public safety, economic growth or consumer protection, drawing squawks of protest whenever one interest is advanced at the expense of others.

In October, U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron told a meeting of Commonwealth leaders that future British aid would be contingent on gay rights protections, drawing livid responses from several African leaders seen as targets of Cameron's remarks.

Late last year Meshaan al-Juburi, a member of Parliament, was charged with stealing millions of dollars meant to pay for a vast pipeline protection force drawn from the tribes in Salahuddin Province.

All girls and women have the right to protection, and drawing the line at 18 only makes prosecution of sex industry distributors and consumers much more difficult.

Case in point: Vilks is an Al Qaeda target and under 24 hour Swedish secret police protection, after drawing a cartoon of the prophet Mohammed as a dog, thereby managing to offend about 1 billion Muslims around the world.

All too often, these people haven't even taken care of the financial basics: like paying off credit card debt, establishing at least a 3-month cash cushion, purchasing life insurance and disability protection, and drawing up a will.

Child protection is drawing attention from decision makers, media and communities in Zanzibar'.

For instance, community-based training on psychosocial support and child protection training draws on the recently enacted Children's Protection and Welfare Act, while the provision of school uniforms for vulnerable children supports the Government's existing policy of providing free and compulsory primary education.