Sentence examples for question about protecting from inspiring English sources

"Protecting the privacy and security of our users is one of our top priorities," Molinari wrote, but then deferred on an answer to the next question about protecting privacy more broadly.

When faced with the same question about protecting the rights of "gays and lesbians", one in five of the 1,001 adult Americans who participated in the poll said they were in opposition.

— NICHOLAS CONFESSORE and KITTY BENNETT Bringing the Troops Home From Afghanistan In response to a question about protecting women and children from the "radicals" in Afghanistan, both Mr. Huntsman and Mr. Perry agreed that the United States, which saw a huge ramp up in troop levels in 2009 and 2010, should bring troops home.

But the cases raise questions about protecting the rights of patients and fellow medical students and health care workers.

But really: There are serious questions about protecting the integrity of the vote — and the election process.

The company has not resolved questions about protecting users' privacy and has shown an anticompetitive bent with acquisitions like DoubleClick and AdMob.

For more than an hour, he was peppered with anxious questions about protecting gasoline supplies, electing a local council, re-establishing policing in the city.

And retrofitting airplanes with antimissile technology would carry a multibillion-dollar price tag that, should the government decide to pay it, would raise questions about protecting other potential targets as well.

In her answers to questions about protecting the wildlife and wetlands of rural America as well as the family farm, Ms. Veneman said she would consider expanding the land set aside for conservation and continue to demand a safety net of assistance programs for American farmers.

"Dr. Kissinger, I am sure, does not want this latest act of public service to end in a way that people say it was done incompletely" or leaves questions about protecting the administration, the intelligence agencies or any other group, said Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, a sponsor of the legislation.

And I'm writing a follow-up to the post on stealth because twitter followers have been bombarding me with questions about protecting intellectual property.