Sentence examples for removing protection from inspiring English sources
Removing protection from Everything Everywhere, which has sizeable holdings of higher frequency spectrum and an enviable market position is understandable.
However, at a time when the government is hell-bent on removing protection for domestic workers, never mind those toiling down the supply chain, the chances of such radical changes even being considered are slim.
Decisions about removing protection structures are problematic because they might already have habitat value, and the effects of removal are as difficult to predict as the effects of their original emplacement.
It has made a number of recommendations, including a reversal of changes made under the goverment's Red Tape challenge, which it described as a "pretext for removing protection" for disabled people, in favour of reducing the burden of regulation on business.
By contrast Sarah Wollaston, the MP for Totnes and chair of the health select committee, has said the bill should be renamed the "medical anecdote bill" because it would allow unconnected treatments based on anecdotal evidence while removing protection for patients.
"This is not about removing protection for vulnerable workers," he said.
A reader bemoans plans to open millions of acres to drilling and mining, removing protections for an already imperiled bird.
More alarmingly, the select committee concludes that the government's red tape challenge is being used as a pretext for removing protections for disabled people.
The IMF was demanding immediate action, such as removing protections for traditionally coddled professions and occupations, among them lawyers, doctors and taxi drivers.
President Trump repeals the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and starts removing protections for Nicaraguans and Hondurans; the anti-immigrant crowd hoots and hollers.
In a case involving gray wolves, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled last summer that consideration for the overall species is required when removing protections for a regional population.
