Sentence examples for targeted to protect from inspiring English sources

The RSPB said illegal persecution was associated with grouse moors, where birds of prey are targeted to protect grouse shooting, and called on members of the shooting community to address the problem.

While the measure does not include new money -- it mostly reassigns funds that had been targeted to protect critical structures like bridges, tunnels and landmarks -- it signals that at least some on Capitol Hill are opening their eyes to the enormous challenges that cash-strapped cities and states face in providing domestic defense.

We have introduced legislation that doubles the amount of financing targeted to protect high-risk states, ensures that first responders in all states get the equipment and training they need to achieve minimum preparedness, and requires states to assess their risks.

Jeanette Manfra, the DHS official who disclosed the numbers, declined to name which states had been targeted to protect their confidentiality, though she says the managers of the various threatened systems have been alerted.

Reciprocity between developed countries and LMICs is a global concern targeted to protect the world's health.

"No country has met its targets to protect nature.

Asiri said the cluster bombs had been used only against "legitimate military targets" to protect civilian casualties in Saudi Arabia, but did not specify whether any Yemeni civilians had been killed.

Aida Greenbury, APP's managing director of sustainability, said: "We have shown through our own zero deforestation policies that ambitious targets to protect the world's remaining forests can be agreed, implemented and achieved by companies operating in emerging economies.

Counterforce presupposed that adversaries would agree to strike only certain restricted military targets to protect those forces needed for an effective retaliatory second strike (necessary for deterrence to work).

"The deal reached on financing … is a disappointing result, because it is not nearly enough money to reach the ambitious targets to protect biodiversity," said Lasse Gustavsson, WWF International's executive director of conservation in a statement.

The approaches to the Namji-ri bridge, one of their key targets to protect, were mined.