Sentence examples for protection we need from inspiring English sources

I know that the chip technology protects us from credit card fraud and provides "that extra protection" we need against counterfeit fraud...but it's annoying!

"We want to believe that Europe will do the right thing and that they will offer us the protection we need," one said.

"Our digital comings and goings create rich portraits of our lives, and vague terms of service when we sign up aren't giving us the protection we need," she said.

He added: "For an inquiry that is going to be so far-ranging into all institutions and failures of child protection, we need somebody with huge legal expertise and Mr Emmerson has that".

Asked if military action against Iraq would lead the government to raise the alert level back to "high risk," Mr. Ridge replied, "I think it certainly would be incumbent on us to take into consideration military involvement as we determine the level of protection we need for homeland security -- we'd be foolish if we didn't".

"You wouldn't go away not taking your suntan lotion for sun protection, we need to get to the point where people take condoms away with them and use them for sexual protection if they have a new partner overseas," said Dr Elizabeth Carlin, the president of the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV.

If there is a chance of securing civil rights protections like equal pay protections, we need to stand by progressive values to fight for it.

This is one of his first and best chances to do that, and we'll be watching closely to make sure we get the strong protections we need.

"We have already agreed on strong EU rules for personal data protection; we now need to make sure that non-personal data can flow freely to assist connected cars and eHealth services.

The dilemma is more than just how much protection we really need or how many hours we may or may not be guarded from harmful rays.

Brennan, who also spoke on NBC and CBS, said Americans boarding airplanes should feel confident that intelligence agencies are working to keep them safe and that officials are "confident that this redundant security system provides us the protection that we need".