Sentence examples for create a firewall from inspiring English sources

"The third important issue for today is to create a firewall around economies [that] are in difficulty".

Meeting in Copenhagen, governments agree to temporarily pool both bailout funds to create a firewall of €700bn to €800bn, depending on whose figures you believe.

"Believe it or not," Mr. Duncan said, "several states, including New York, Wisconsin and California, have laws that create a firewall between students and teacher data.

Brussels believes the replacement of Silvio Berlusconi as Italian prime minister by Mario Monti has helped to create a firewall between Greece and its southern European neighbours.

He also expressed optimism that leaders would increase the size of the euro-zone bailout fund, to create a firewall against future shocks and restore confidence among bond investors.

In part, what would happen in the wake of a Greek default would depend on whether European leaders could create a firewall to control the damage from spreading widely.

One senior Conservative MP expressed admiration for Mrs May's guile: "She has created a firewall between herself and the headbangers".

Mr. Ryder said the complex shareholder structure minimized the buyer's risk by creating a firewall between the local and offshore companies involved in a transaction.

California got attention in June when Mr. Duncan noted in a speech that it was among states that had created "a firewall between students and teacher data".

In 2007, after an earthquake in another part of Japan that also damaged a different nuclear plant, the international agency called for creating a firewall between regulators and the ministry, which guided the establishment of Japan's nuclear industry.

The assumption is that the European Central Bank has created a firewall by throwing cheap money at commercial banks, and that there would be no repeat of what happened following the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.