Sentence examples for a shield to help from inspiring English sources

The instrument is designed as a shield to help prevent a surgeon from accidentally sewing a piece of bowel to abdominal muscles in closing the incision.

"This deprives each one of an identity and the crucial birth certificate which is literally a child's passport to benefits such as education and welfare programmes, and a shield to help protect him/her from trafficking, child labour, or other forms of abuse".

Use a shield to help block fire!

My recent semi-memoir "The Burden of My Red Lips in Tehran" is an eye-opener to what life really entails for female teens in the most heated years of Iran's modern history and it also serves as a weapon and shield to help teenagers move through the limitations and roadblocks.

As Stephanie McMahon tried to persuade Randy Orton, Batista, Kane and the Shield to help Triple H in his title match, Kane inadvertently revealed that Triple H was the mastermind behind the attack on the Shield on the previous month's SmackDown.

Many took to Twitter to express cynicism about the prospect of a police strike; some offering to attend carrying batons and riot shields to help "facilitate a peaceful protest".

THE push for a federal shield law to help journalists protect the identities of confidential sources got a big boost last week when John McCain, the Republican presidential candidate, endorsed it in Washington at a convention of the nation's newspaper editors and publishers.

Meanwhile, Kurt Wimmer, general counsel for the Newspaper Association of America, is advocating for a federal "shield law" to help protect the confidentiality of sources.

He also said he supported a so-called media shield law to help balance the protection of press freedom against national security needs.

Mr Sarkozy had supported the shield, partly to help lure tax exiles back home.

AS an assistant general counsel at the former DaimlerChrysler, Mr. Hantler was ordered by Robert J. Eaton, then co-chairman, to come up with a way to help shield from legal challenge any new laws curbing litigation.