Sentence examples for protections not only from inspiring English sources

"It produces protections not only for the teachers, but for the students".

That precedent held for more than half a century: even today "temp" jobs are beyond the reach of many workplace protections, not only health benefits but also unemployment insurance, anti-discrimination laws and union-organizing rights.

Given the administration's ties to real estate, oil and mining interests -- groups that have long resented the act's restrictions -- conservationists fear that this review process can have only one result, shrinking protections not only for prairie potholes but also small streams, wetlands adjacent but not visibly connected to navigable waters, even tributaries of bigger rivers.

The United States certainly deserves praise for introducing international proposals that would have provided protections not only for charismatic species like the Polar bear, but also for species such as bluefin tuna, corals and sharks.

And yet, 40 years later, despite increased public acceptance and the passage of some basic legal protections, not only is sexual orientation still a taboo for many in the media, all too often it serves as a focal point for hate, ridicule, and misinformation.

What matters now is protection, not only from lawn mowers but also from bark-eating rabbits, voles and mice.

"But having Janio is a protection, not only for the tenants but also for the building itself".

Kors' were monochrome and mirrored with embellished frames, offering protection not only for the eyes but also for the cheeks, eyebrows and nose.

By working religious messages into a quilt, for example, a homemaker could feel that she was providing comfort and protection not only for the bodies of loved ones but for their souls as well.

Aside from the constitutional and human rights arguments against coerced confessions, there are substantial questions about whether such confessions are reliable; a lawyer's presence offers protection not only against compelled self-incrimination but also against false confession.

McConnell wanted liability protection not only for the companies' future coöperation but for their past actions as well; however, he agreed to take the issue of retroactive immunity off the table if Congress would reconsider the matter after its recess.