Sentence examples for shall protect from inspiring English sources
Polissena: Let me tell you / Here and now / That if he tries to kill you / I shall kill myself, / And that if you try to kill him / I shall protect him.
"I look forward to the day," the attorney general told the justices at the close of oral arguments, "when we can consider ourselves not a nation of inharmonious and warring sovereigns, but a Union whose broad shield shall protect... her people from one end to the other".
Internet credit services certainly shall protect their credit rating information, but such information will eventually be sold to the lenders.
This so-called heat shield is an in-vessel component and shall protect the PV wall and diagnostic components from plasma-edge-radiation and convective heat loads.
Article 20a is an article in Germany's Basic Law, added in 1994, that declares that the state "shall protect the natural bases of life".
According to the law, measures shall protect nature and landscape against damage (Section 9 (3) No. 4 (a) BNatSchG), but they can also be employed to preserve and develop the diversity, originality (Eigenart) and amenity of nature and landscape (Section 9 (3) No. 4 (f) BNatSchG).
The model will be illustrated by means of a hypothetical compound consisting of a compliant metal substrate and a suitable film, which shall simultaneously protect the substrate from plastic flow and avoid film cracking.
So it is shown that human rights aspects have found their way into the agreements and are integrated in security policy by obligations on strengthening borders, border controls or the improvement of travel documents that shall apparently protect all the parties concerned [5: 4–5].
Though I be no more in flesh and blood, I shall ever protect my devotees.
The federal government of the United States shall never protect any bank or banker from economic loss.
This is in contrast with the approach taken in the Philippines, where the Constitution provides that the state shall equally protect the life of the mother and the life of the unborn from conception.
