Sentence examples for those guardians from inspiring English sources

Page A29 HOW THE INTERNET GOT ITS RULES Today marks the 40th anniversary of the Request for Comments, those guardians of network protocol.

It is a very good question, especially when those guardians come armed with some big-plan ideology, a few willing henchmen, and a taste for utopian social reform.

"The second thing is to recognise the Dublin three, which means the children who have guardians in the UK are allowed to be reunited with those guardians.

Those guardians were upset about the stadium until late July, when it was revealed that it had caused a bowl effect to develop in the sand beneath the surf, which yielded bigger waves for Bondi's year-round surfer dudes.

Those guardians often lack the resources and financial incentive to keep their wards out of nursing homes, where fees can add up to more than $110,000 a year in Medicaid funds.

On our side, the dusty desert side, an obelisk marked American dominion, and later I learned from the Border Patrol that the canal actually lay slightly north of the true border, but those guardians found it needlessly troublesome to assert their authority over the few slender feet of United States sovereignty between the marker and the water.

"Those Guardian style guides get ever more complex".

We prefer co-operation to coercion: it's one of those "Guardian values" we like to claim makes us different from other places.

It's been a personal journey for Quilliam as well as a physically exhausting one across the continent, with his own outlook challenged in the interviews, including those Guardian Australia witnesses.

Expect analysis of current affairs, tales from behind the headlines, and, perhaps most importantly of all, (non-compulsory) audience participation and other fun segments to cater to those Guardian readers who just want to contribute.

The image was of those guardian cliffs, surmounted by giant escalators.