Sentence examples for welcome protection from inspiring English sources

That is a welcome protection for consumers but could cause problems if medical costs continue to rise far faster than wages.

An earlier start to the NHC's Tropical Weather Outlooks, issued each six hours during the season, would be a further welcome protection against a "surprise" storm.

The town's mayor invited the company's commanders to sleep in his home, while the enlisted men slept in the schools — welcome protection against rain and buzz bombs.

The new leadership is a particular relief for the United States after a decade in which both countries have sometimes bridled at Washington's hold on them, with public sentiment seeming to veer at times between viewing the large American military as a welcome protection and an affront to national dignity.

He said he would welcome the protection of an international peacekeeping force.

"It is hard to get more ironic than to expel someone who is working on the Pilgrims, who were the most famous example of Dutch welcome and protection," Dr. Bangs said.

But it isn't necessarily welcome where protections and a focus on collective welfare remain abiding democratic ideals.

Professor Steve Smith, president of the vice-chancellors' association Universities UK, welcomed the protection of the science budget, but contrasted the government's approach with rival countries which are putting more money into science.

The Australian Conservation Foundation, a leading environmental group, welcomed the protections the plan would grant to areas that it said are home to 45 of the world's 78 whale and dolphin species, six of the seven known species of marine turtle, and 4,000 fish species.

Research-intensive universities have been given some consolation; we certainly welcome the relative protection for research announced in December and the pronouncement that the needs of world-class institutions must be prioritised.

The abolition in 2012 of the Kafkaesque indeterminate sentence for public protection, welcome in itself, has left over 4,000 people stranded in custody, most serving time for what they might do in the future rather than what they have done.