Sentence examples for be able to shield from inspiring English sources

No institution, especially a religious one, should be able to shield a predator from civil prosecution.

The boards also need to be able to shield potential donors from coercion.

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On top of that, she said, she doubts she will be able to shield her son from the outside scrutiny for long.

An employer may be able to shield you from some of this by negotiating away annual fees or covering them for you.

Residents will soon be able to shield themselves from some telemarketers by putting themselves on a do-not-call list at the Department of Commerce.

"The biggest reason probably has to do with the skin being able to shield itself from the harmful effects of the sun".

Because of corruption in many Indonesian courts, some debtors have been able to shield their assets from international parties, plaintiffs' lawyers say.

Mr. Udatn, the medium, said he was thankful that local tribes had been able to shield themselves behind Hinduism, but regretted the compromise.

Johnson is being placed under the kind of pressure that the Australian forwards are able to shield the likes of Slater, Thurston and Cronk from.

Recipients of reduced benefits have been able to shield the remainder by receiving their payment via paper check and simply cashing it.