Sentence examples for what is to be protected from inspiring English sources

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What will be will be.

The expression what will be will be is used to describe the notion that fate will decide the outcome of a course of events, even if action is taken to try to alter it.

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Without protection goals, 'the statement of what is to be protected and the assessment endpoints to use as operational measure of the protection goal' [12], it is not possible to assess hazards or risks in a transparent manner.

Prioritisation and resource allocation require political processes based on fundamental ethical questions about what is valuable, what is to be protected and, ultimately, what is dispensable.

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The stock market is down 10% from its recent peak, the angels that lead the surge in seed investing have gotten skittish, and VCs are doing exactly what is to be expected, protecting their children most likely to survive.

So what is to be done to protect British interests against instability in North Africa?

This leaves the question of what is to be done to protect children from this and other forms of abuse.

If veterans' benefits are to be protected, what programs will be on the chopping block to achieve the $897 billion in cuts listed under the mysterious "Function 920 allowances" category?

Distrust recently helped scuttle what was to be a landmark law to protect critical infrastructure from cyberattack.

What then is to be done to protect democratic rights and freedoms in Australia?

Doyle says that what she wants is "to be treasured, pampered, protected and adored".

What wild tigers need is to be safe and protected in the wild.

Man is what needs to be protected, because each of us is a soul, whose eternal fate is up for grabs.

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