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Protecting
that essence is the best way to honor the memory of the victims of terror, be they from London, Sharm el-Sheik, Madrid, Casablanca, or New York.
Already, EU migrants – from seasonal workers harvesting fruit and vegetables to academics broadening the minds of the next generation and doctors and nurses
protecting
our health –make a major contribution to the UK economy.
By World War II,
protecting
the empire had become more of a burden than an asset.
Worst of all, racism has flourished, because productivity and social utility have become less effective in
protecting
targets of discrimination.
The Marshall Plan was as much about principles as it was about
protecting
US interests.
As a practical matter, the ECB’s price-stability objective, originally designed to protect the eurozone from Italian-style inflation, has ended up
protecting
it from German-inspired deflation.
Those on the front line of
protecting
lives and livelihoods can’t go it alone.
The dire postwar situation led to the creation in 1950 of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which was expected to serve only a temporary mandate,
protecting
displaced people for three years.
The UNHCR has been doing an important job in
protecting
refugees, but it cannot possibly address their needs alone.
Indeed, they seem convinced that their only imperative – beyond
protecting
the unity of the Conservative Party, of course – is to secure as many benefits for the UK as possible.
If the pilot is successful, we will have found a way to support the development of drugs and vaccines that gives equal weight to
protecting
the lives and improving the health of all human beings, irrespective of their nationality or wealth.
The government officials with whom I speak are more concerned with maintaining the health of their countries’ SMEs than
protecting
multinational corporations, for good reason: SMEs everywhere account for an overwhelming share of employment and job creation.
Our understanding of the ocean’s crucial role in
protecting
against climate change was in its infancy.
Two years ago, as British Foreign Secretary, I led the process of
protecting
the ocean around the Chagos Islands in the British Indian Ocean Territory – the largest single marine area in the world (covering an area twice the size of the UK) where no commercial fishing is allowed.
Of the 17.2 million people that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (the UN Refugee Agency) is responsible for protecting, roughly half are under the age of 18, meaning that an entire generation of young people, already robbed of their childhood, could lose out on a future as well.
But the burden of
protecting
North Korea from the world’s justified outrage is one that China cannot afford to carry for long.
Their primary task is
protecting
their own interests.
Camara’s test – indeed, the test for most African rulers – consists in
protecting
civilians and their property, in establishing law and order without oppressive measures, and in fighting corruption.
Amid rising Islamist influence and shifting political allegiances among the handful of powerful families that dominate the Maldives’ economy and politics, finding reliable allies committed to – much less capable of –
protecting
democratic freedoms would prove a daunting challenge.
For example, the UK and the US may be adopting approaches that differ with respect to
protecting
commercial banks from more speculative, proprietary trading, but the policy concerns are broadly similar – and may not be so pressing elsewhere, where banking traditions are different and trading is more restrained.
Done properly,
protecting
rain forests is a cost-effective method both to abate climate change and to provide sustainable livelihoods for many millions of people now living in rural poverty.
The most recent decision of the regional tribunal, in mid-December, overturned a 1979 Brazilian amnesty law
protecting
military officials from prosecution for abuses committed during the country’s 21-year military dictatorship.
The Montreal Protocol for
protecting
the ozone layer primarily addresses harmful substances, trying to accelerate their phase-out, rather than defining a stabilization target for the ozone layer.
The interest-rate premium that the market would inevitably demand from a young sovereign like Scotland could be minimized by issuing debt in sterling, thereby
protecting
investors from additional devaluation risk.
Over my lifetime, I have been fortunate to witness the extraordinary impact that vaccines have had on
protecting
children from illness and death – especially in the developing world.
The Chinese government must, therefore, strike a balance between
protecting
China’s export sector and preserving its national welfare.
To Serbia’s credit, the Ministry made its policy decision knowing that the change would require belt-tightening elsewhere in its budget, but it took the action because it concluded that
protecting
human rights was more important than saving a few dinars.
Since Deng’s final years in power, in the late 1980s, a form of collective leadership within the Communist Party has ruled China, with the same unwritten conventions
protecting
the most powerful from retribution.
And yet central bankers in the very emerging markets that the IMF is supposedly
protecting
have been sending an equally forceful message: Get on with it; the uncertainty is killing us.
Indeed, when it comes to
protecting
its citizens overseas, Japan never does.
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