Sentence examples for protection for the future from inspiring English sources

The glorious presentation of the multi-layered eco system of each of those special worlds shows just why they need to be protected, how much has already been lost and how protection for the future must be achieved.

That painful probing is the nation's best protection for the future.

And the substantial new funding announced this week by the government is really welcome – it will enable us to repair the damage that the winter storms have caused without eating into the money for new schemes to provide better protection for the future.

Secondary lymphoid tissue supports the adaptive immune responses that provide effector cells to clear danger whilst also generating memory cells that establish protection for the future.

Strategic thinking and the willingness to make small concessions in the present can lead to great protections for the future.

Guidelines and greater certainty on how each of these concepts will be interpreted and applied are absolutely essential to giving confidence to data protection law for the future.

Why didn't the protections account for the future, then?

It's time, in its approach to competition law, to planning law, to flood protection, to planning for the future, that our government started to take this fundamental responsibility seriously.

The new scheme will be based on accruals at 1/51sts, revalued by CPI (the Consumer Prices Index) each year; it will deliver defined benefits based on career average salaries, not on final salaries; it will provide less generous ancillary benefits than the current arrangements; and it will guarantee protection for the taxpayer from future significant increases in costs.

In granting 1.35 million acres of federal land new, needed protections, he preserved for the future a place of learning, grandeur, sanctuary, and healing.

The fact that F1 did not show evidence of construct validity for "perception of health" in the PD subsample may suggest that perceptions of need for advocacy and protection in the future among persons with PD are not mediated by the perception of illness.