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Especially in the digital field, editors should be shielded from the business pressure.
"Young Ethan should be shielded from the taunts of fellow students," the reverend doctor advised.
Wanting to be shielded from the elements is not very northern hemisphere, certainly not very Munster.
Some do help the poor, who need to be shielded from the cost of removing them.
The American players claimed to be shielded from the hassles, and when not, were amused.
That, she said, means that artworks have to be shielded from the dust and vibration of construction.
Audiences, he said, should not be shielded from the historical context even the historical mistakes of the works.Brecht distrusted authoritarianism.
Savers may initially be shielded from the full impact of those reductions, because commercial banks are competing for retail deposits.
Even in the driving rain, their diaries could be shielded from the dampness, tucked safely inside a uniform.
Furthermore, this pension is index-linked in line with inflation so, to a large extent, it will be shielded from the effects of rising prices".
If there is one thing Europeans have learned in 2015, it is that they cannot be shielded from the effects of conflict in the Middle East.
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