51.   And, she observed, the state already has criminal laws designed to protect children from sexual exploitation.

52.   Announcing his decision in a speech in Tennessee, the president cast it as an initiative to protect children, a favorite theme for the administration.

53.   Arizona has one of the highest drowning rates in the country, and people are clamoring for ways to protect children.

54.   Anthony Perez is found guilty on all four counts of failing to protect his children.

55.   As a practical matter, because the Internet is a global medium, no domestic law can effectively protect children from inappropriate material.

56.   As parents we understand with new certainty that we cannot protect our children from every evil.

57.   At least one made it sound as if the coach performed a heroic deed, falling on a live grenade or something, protecting innocent children.

58.   At a White House event Wednesday hosted by Vice President Al Gore, the industry unveiled measures to help parents protect their children from the dangers of the Internet.

59.   At issue is whether the ads violated laws designed to protect children from being exploited by pornographers.

60.   At no time have I heard Mr. Clinton justify his actions against Saddam Hussein as a means of protecting the children.