Word: protects
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...zake as well as for the sake of Asiatic peace it is to be hoped he will withdraw. Further civil strife means only an excuse for outside intervention, and China, like several other states, fiercely resents any interference with her private quarrels, has yet to demonstrate an ability to protect either foreign or domestic rights...
...that it is equally the tradition of all of our leading American colleges. The American college man is today ready, as he has been ready for generations in the past and as he will be ready for centuries to come, to fight and if necessary to die to protect the institutions of his country from the violent attack of a foreign enemy...
...soviet is a name used in society for a napkin. A napkin is used to protect the clothes and after eating to wipe the remains of food from the mouth...
...point I am trying to make is that while we have a magnificent game at the moment, eternal vigilance is necessary to protect it. The Rules Committee stands ready to do its part, and the colleges I am sure are more than ready and anxious to do theirs, but it is only the close cooperation between the two that will with absolute certainty attain the objective we are still striving for--the preservation and integrity of this greatest of academic sports...
Ships of American registry are compelled by law to operate under heavier costs than ships of other nations, since certain provisions concerning wages, quarters, and other conditions affecting the crew, designed to protect the rights of seamen, result in higher labor costs. A few of these regulations impose unnecessary restrictions; but on the whole our shipping laws are just, and their repeal would be unwise. Little or no reduction in labor charges may therefore be expected...