Sentence examples for fence off from inspiring English sources

But he warned that regulatory barriers intended to fence off risky bets could be circumvented.

In the same way, the critical establishment had tried to fence off poetry.

The decision was to fence off all but 60 of the 260 acres, including extending waterers, to accomplish production goals.

"You can't fence off the whole state of Maine," Mr. Nutter said.

In America, too, huddled masses are less welcome as many presidential candidates promise to fence off Mexico.

He said that Central Park's North Meadow, with 10 fields, was able to fence off two at a time.

In a report published last month it suggested that banks should have to fence off their retail arms to insulate them from any failure of their investment arms.

It will take a few weeks to see whether the intense central African vaccination campaigns of the last few years can fence off this outbreak, Dr. Aylward said.

To fence off large areas of parkland is often impractical and can also be immoral in that it leads to local people being booted out.

It did not have enough vaccine to fence off the affected areas.By the end of the second week, there were 2,000 cases in 15 states.

An Enclosure Act is a parliamentary authority to fence-off common land, thus making that land private property, while awarding commoners land in compensation.