Sentence examples for aimed at guarding from inspiring English sources

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The judge imposed a series of changes aimed at guarding against profiling.

Even if Richard Scudamore, the Premier League chief executive, was sorely displeased about Triesman's speech at the time, just months later he was unveiling a range of measures aimed at guarding against excessive club debts.

Their assignment would be short term and aimed at guarding supply routes for aid shipments, securing airfields, clearing ordnance and ensuring the safety of returning United Nations agencies and nongovernmental organizations.

None of the current plans, to judge by Bumiller's article, is aimed at guarding the U.S. against a power that could overwhelm us at home.

This in turn means that by chance at least some outcome measures will generate favourable results for an intervention; hence, the US Food and Drug Agency FDAA) in conjunction with belimumab-trialists developed the SRI aimed at guarding against the possibility that worsening in overall disease might be masked by apparent improvement in a more narrowly defined manifestation.

The prison where Mr. Geoghan was being held, the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center, had had a history of violence, some of it aimed at guards.

From one side of the intersection, stones came sailing in, aimed at the Central Security troops guarding the perimeter of the compound.

[Map, Page B14.] Allied aircraft are making bombing runs at the rate of 1,000 sorties a day, most of them aimed at Mr. Hussein's guard divisions.

Speaking Monday at the start of a nine-day trip across the Pacific, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said the United States and its allies were discussing financial sanctions that would appear to be aimed at Iran's Revolutionary Guards and other political players if diplomacy fails to overcome the growing tensions with Iran.

But as an estranged member of the Baker Street Irregulars, for whom he was formerly the official historian, many say Mr. Lellenberg has led a rear-guard action aimed at marginalizing such new admirers.