Sentence examples for designed to insulate against from inspiring English sources
"The office was designed to insulate against any need to be an advocate," said Mr. Kmiec, now a conservative scholar at Pepperdine University law school.
128th over: India 349-5 (Yuvraj 8, Dhoni 3) "I suspect Botham knew his best was behind him by 1983 and his attitude to practice was designed to insulate him against failure," says Luke Richardson, revisiting an earlier topic.
"It was designed to get on to Labour's ground; it was also designed to insulate the Conservative Party against certain accusations about its attitude to unemployment".
A green building is designed to insulate efficiently and has either Thermopane or specially glazed windows.
"The law was designed to insulate casinos from public officials and to insulate public officials from the influence of casinos," said one New Jersey official involved in drafting the state's casino rules.
His target was a new advisory board that is designed to insulate spending decisions from the lobbying that distorts Congressional decisions.
Therefore an aluminium cover was designed to insulate the inside of the MASC from thermal radiation of the doors.
Along that same level, I assume Minnie is modeling the protective gear designed to insulate U.S. troops from the shit storm that's bearing down now.
The relevant provisions of the Clause were designed to insulate American ambassadors from being corrupted by gifts from their foreign hosts.
In 2014, for example, conservatives attacked the law's "risk corridors," a standard feature of public-private insurance programs designed to insulate carriers from huge losses.
