Sentence examples for revised to protect from inspiring English sources

"The convention on refugees could be revised to protect people.

In a letter to Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne, dated Tuesday, Mr. Johnson said the rule had been revised to protect fish, wildlife and streams.

The speaker of the European Parliament has called for the levy to be revised to protect small-scale bank customers.

The administration official said Mr. Geithner had told A.I.G. to revise them to protect taxpayer dollars and tie future payments to performance.

The LPA has been revised to tighten gaps, strengthen enforcement and better protect children.

The author of "Imperial Hubris" suggests that our foreign policies toward the Muslim world need to be promptly revised in order to protect America from future terrorism.

According to some estimates, only about 25 percent to 30 percent of jurisdictions have police departments that have revised their policies to protect the integrity of lineup procedures.

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That figure was later revised to 46,000.

He said the administration was not considering revising the law to protect programs for gifted children, calling such programs a matter of "state and local control".

On Thursday, the federal Environmental Protection Agency posted its comments on its Web site, advising New York officials to study more issues and revise its plans to protect water supplies and the environment.