Sentence examples for be insulated under from inspiring English sources
During the spring the iceberg would be insulated under a special quilt, made of two sheets of Mylar (a tough plastic), with air pumped between the layers.
The mayor set a target of 1.2m London homes to be insulated under this, yet the programme, which started four years ago, has only been taken up by 88,000 households, well short of the target of 200,000 homes Johnson said he wanted by now.
But there remains a prospect that thousands of houses in Edmonton could be insulated by BG under its green obligations and using local companies with local workers.
Every school and hospital in Britain would be insulated over the next five years under the party's plan, with £1bn earmarked to complete a fifth of the work this year, creating 6,500 jobs.
Of the further 6.3m cavity walls yet to be insulated, just 1.7m are forecast to be treated under the plan.
Aboveground structures must be insulated and ventilated.
Britain wasn't insulated from events then and it won't be insulated now.
All tools used should be insulated.
Davey said that while take-up of green deal financing had been poor with just a few hundred homes using it, a million homes in England and Wales will have been insulated by April 2015 under the broader green deal scheme and its sister Energy Companies Obligation (ECO) since they began in January 2013.
Schools have a responsibility under law to ensure children are insulated from political activity and campaigning.
