Sentence examples for protection forever from inspiring English sources

A few people contacted Thursday said they would have to wait to hear the specific Iraqi proposals before deciding how to react, but diplomats from at least two countries thought it would be possible to let the troop mandate expire while extending the protection forever against the financial claims.

And Kmart can't hide behind court protection forever.

To have been loved so deeply, even though the person who loved us is gone, will give us some protection forever".

Not a scar, no not a visible sign... to have been loved so deeply, even though the person who loved us is gone, will give us some protection forever.

If someone is out to get you, no amount of protection will work forever.

But unlike diamonds, this immune protection doesn't last forever, and when the protected period passes, the patient becomes at increased risk of enhanced infection and progression to severe disease if he or she is infected with a second DENV serotype.

And now this normalcy of hers, this lack of vulgarity — documented by the Balanchine Archive tapes — will stand forever as protection of a vulnerable ballet.

Shy and solitary, Adelaide was overshadowed by Fanny, and was forever seeking protection from their volatile mother in the comforting arms of her beloved Aunt Dall, her mother's unmarried sister.

An amateur naturalist and active conservationist, the elder Marshall was instrumental in securing "forever wild" protection for the Adirondack and Catskill Forest Preserves in New York.

Although political opposition caused Cornell to transfer the forest lands under the "forever wild" protection of the Adirondack Forest Preserve and to transfer Cornell's forestry education programs to its College of Agriculture, Cornell continued to acquire forest land remote from its main campus.

Later on in his speech though, Ferrandino also quoted conservative icon Ayn Rand, calling her one of his favorite authors before saying "we must acknowledge that all committed couples deserve equal protection under the law, forever end Colorado's 'hate state' nickname, and, with bipartisan cooperation, pass civil unions this year".