Cities that protect people.
I can protect people.
Technology That Protects People.
Nature reduces risk, and nature protects people.
My duty is to protect those people who come to me for help.Combinations with other parts of speech
Protecting the people? Like the police?
If by that you mean protecting EVERYONE.
We don't use it to protect people.
Protect the people who live in the house.
Because you can't even protect those close to you.
Protecting this forest means also protecting these people.
We do this to protect the people inside.
This was done to protect the people inside.
It was my job to protect those men.".私は愛する人を守る為にしなければならない事をする。
The only role for government is to help people defend themselves from force or fraud.
Protect any person from unlawful violence;また、あなたが予防接種をすれば、身の回りの人を守ることもできます。
Getting vaccinated yourself can also protect people around you.窓やドアを開けたり、別室でタバコを吸っても周囲の人を守ることはできません。
Opening windows and doors or smoking in another room in the house doesn't protect people.サイバーセキュリティーの根幹は、人が人を守ることであると誰もが理解できれば、世界はより良い、安全な場所になるはずです。
When we recognize that cybersecurity is, fundamentally, about people protecting people, the world becomes a better, more secure place.火災保険とは人を守る保険ではなく、建物に依存する人の財産を守る保険となります。
Fire insurance is not only to protect people but also to protect assets dependent on construction.いや本当だ。時々、愛している人を守るには一緒にいてはいけない。
Oh, it is, it is, it is,and… sometimes the only way to protect the people that you love is… is by staying away from them.
Would have done to protect the people that you love. I did the same thing that every one of you.プーチンは、ロシア人を守るため、ロシア軍の派兵を強いられるかも知れない。
Putin could be forced to send in Russian troops to defend Russians.法律は人を守るためにある、ということが理解されていない。
They don't believe the law is there to protect people.私たちは、助けが必要な人を守る新しい方法を模索する必要があります。
We have to try to look for new ways to defend the person who needs help.
They all have a mandate to protect those who are looking after the well-being of the planet.そのため、保護を必要としていないように見える人を守る法案を提出する必要があるとは思わない」と発言。
Therefore, I don't see the need to bring up legislation to protect someone who appears to need no protection.”.