Sentence examples for term to protect from inspiring English sources

This would raise enough money in the short term to protect the remaining rhinos.

It is paramount that ministers, local authority services and third-sector groups in the three cities act together, in the short and long term, to protect as many of those involved as best they can.

"Sanctuary at Pullen Pullen reserve is critical for this special bird that still could be lost forever if we don't work together for the long term to protect it," he said.

"That short-termism has cost the country dearly as they will have to spend more in the long term to protect our flood defences for decades to come".

Moreover, although support focused on medical expenditure is important, income indemnity insurance policies need to be considered in the long term to protect people at risk of high medical expenditure due to chronic or severe illnesses.

In Indonesia, the president Yudhoyono has dedicated the remaining three years of his term to protecting the rainforests, declaring that he does "not want to later explain to my granddaughter Almira that we, in our time, could not save the forests and the people that depend on it.

Prime brokers, the arm of investment banks that deals directly with the hedge-fund sector, are imposing tougher lending terms to protect themselves against the risk of collapse.

Hedge funds, which poured $15 billion into Hollywood over the last three years, have retreated in the current credit crunch, but bankers say entertainment companies are continuing to get access to capital through deals with more stringent terms to protect backers.

In its report on how the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act is working, the committee says that evidence suggests that the use of contractual terms to protect the right to access information is currently working relatively well.

Effective Sept. 1, Hasbro, whose brands include Playskool and Littlest Pet Shop, will raise prices in the mid-single digits in percentage terms to protect its margins, said David Hargreaves, chief operating officer and chief financial officer.

It has analysed 37 unicorn deals and found that all included terms to protect investors against losing money in particular, putting them first in line to get their money back if the company is sold.