Sentence examples for push to protect from inspiring English sources

David Attenborough has lent his support to a fresh push to protect Rwanda's endangered mountain gorillas.

Now, as part of California's push to protect undocumented immigrants, the city has legalized sidewalk vending.

"I'm gratified by this vindication of the city's push to protect lives and property in New York," he said.

The real response from big business is a mighty behind-the-scenes lobbying push to protect tax advantages and prevent major economies from co-ordinating effective reforms.

With the honourable exception of the coalition's push to protect NHS whistleblowers, there has been no interest in making public and private hierarchies less cultish.

Aulani Wilhelm, vice president of Conservation International's Oceans Center, said the push to protect large parts of the sea signals a cultural shift.

She has also pushed to protect tenants being overrun by developers and unscrupulous landlords.

The dispute comes as President Clinton is pushing to protect public land as part of his legacy.

"We've had all these different gangs all looking basically at these same issues," David Certner of AARP, which is pushing to protect programs affecting older Americans.

In that job, Ms. Sebelius cast herself as a consumer champion by pushing to protect patients from rationed care by health maintenance organizations and rapid discharges by hospitals.

Nevada senator Harry Reid and the wife of jailed rancher Cliven Bundy traded insults this week as the Democratic politician announced he would be pushing to protect the land near the family's property now that Bundy and his sons are behind bars.