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And Mr Mahuad at last sent to Congress a bill that aims to shield the new superintendent from political influence.

The changes, adopted without much debate, aimed to shield elected officials from corruption prosecution while also re-criminalising defamation.

The commission said it would also investigate the state guarantee that aims to shield KBC from more losses from securitized investments.

Others have described similar efforts to build a so-called darknet that aims to shield the identities of those sharing information.

Such devices aim to shield cargo from degradative enzymes and increase the diffusion rate of medication through the GI mucosa.

On Saturday, the Senate unanimously passed a bill that aims to shield American airlines from an EU law requiring them to buy emissions credits under its carbon-trading plan.

Google today announced a major change to its Chrome Web Store policy that aims to shield users from websites that try to fool them into installing their Chrome extensions.

The distinction is important because had federal authorities formally accused the company of deceiving students, Duncan effectively would be forced to cancel their Education Department-backed debt under a provision in federal law that aims to shield borrowers from having to make payments on fraudulently originated federal student loans.

That's important, because if the Education Department found that EDMC misled students into enrolling and taking out federal student loans -- or if EDMC had admitted to it -- those students could then petition Duncan's department to discharge their debts under a provision in federal law that aims to shield borrowers from having to make payments on fraudulently-originated federal student loans.

New rules announced Thursday by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau aim to shield borrowers from the risky sorts of mortgages that helped cause the recent financial crisis.

Recommendations of the group, set up by the European Commission, aim to shield taxpayers from having to fund further bailouts and to protect savers from any more banking collapses after more than five years of crisis.