Sentence examples for are being shielded from inspiring English sources

That more government documents are being shielded from public view was evident in a report last spring from an arm of the National Archives and Records Administration.

The theory that black communities are being "shielded" from opioid addiction by not being prescribed the drugs in the first place is a controversial one.

Already American officials have said that a handful of foreign fighters with links to Al Qaeda are being shielded by Mogadishu's Islamist leaders.

America's middle-class and upper-middle-class taxpayers are being shielded from the alternative tax today, but they and their children will pay the cost tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow.

The government's reluctance to disclose the details of these financial arrangements (revealed once again in the report recently published by openDemocracy) denies the public an opportunity to evaluate the fairness with which cuts are being implemented, and the extent to which PFI investors are being shielded.

"I object," said Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), thereby shooting down Vitter's latest effort — to require members to disclose whether staffers are being shielded from the health-care law — by adding an amendment to an unrelated bill that would increase oversight of compounding pharmacies.

But I wondered how much he was being shielded by his officials.

And although lamp-black may have shielded the neck, one could tell that it was being shielded.

But when he looked a little closer, he noticed water damage that was being shielded by a plant.

She said both Mel Greig and Michael Christian were in an extremely fragile state and were being shielded from social and mainstream media.

A video of the event, the police said, appeared to show Mr. Brown attacking the victim, Jimmy James Johnson, 26, who was being shielded by security guards.