Sentence examples for take on protected from inspiring English sources

The shed, they fear, might just take on protected status as the landmark it is becoming, and stand forever.

"Decisions were taken on protecting the material, but unfortunately there was not enough time for these decisions to be implemented," he said, adding that there would be a "thorough investigation".

Startups like IMSafer have taken on protecting kids on IM.

"I would say it is a really elegant take on protecting you instead of from rain from debris falling from a construction site," Mr. LiMandri said.

Reid worked with Nevada's junior senator, Republican Dean Heller, and in December of that year they offered draft legislation that would allow the state to take the lead on protecting the greater sage grouse.

California has a long history of taking the lead on protecting consumers.

"The perspective they take on how to protect users is more than I've seen from other companies I've worked with, and that's including LinkedIn, Google, Zynga and Yelp".

23 September Seven mercenaries take on the job of protecting a small town from a meanie industrialist in Antoine Fuqua's reload of the John Sturges classic.

What steps would you or your administration take on agricultural policy developments to protect the family farms for this multi-functional service they perform?

You want to buy something that makes you feel like you can take on the wilderness, that you are protected and empowered.

"The LGA wants to ensure that any decisions take on board the knowledge of councils, protect their ability to respond to local circumstances, and target the anti-social behaviour, such as littering, metal theft and graffiti which is too often seen on our high streets".