Sentence examples for further shielded from inspiring English sources

PAGE A14 PACT NEAR ON GAY MARRIAGE Gov. John Lynch of New Hampshire said he would sign the state's same-sex marriage bill if it further shielded opponents from having to take part in ceremonies celebrating such unions.

They are further shielded from competition by such things as tradition, national pride and language.In the realm of private business, the EU has fostered competition in markets for capital and goods.

By additionally covering the 'sheath' with burlap, cardboard, or pieces of weed-barrier fibre, the stalk is further shielded from the sun.

The cortex is further shielded by multiple layers of a proteinaceous coat, comprising more than 70 proteins (Cot proteins) synthesized during sporulation [ 4, 7, 8].

Candor does reach the zero-waste option, without the need of any materials selection, low-activation materials, or further shielding.

We have shown a reduction in toxicity after pegylation of the MNPs, which could be due to a number of factors including an increase in the coating diameter upon addition of the PEG moiety [33], thus increasing the stability of the nanoparticles and further shielding the cells from the iron oxide core.

The engines' high 6 1 bypass ratio have a relatively small infrared signature, and their position directs exhaust over the tailplanes further shielding it from detection by infrared homing surface-to-air missiles.

Three of the four cysteines form H-bonds with the backbone amides of residues i + 2. Aromatic side chains from a C-terminal loop together with the conserved Tyr from the N-terminal form a hydrophobic pocket that further shields the cluster from solvent.

John Terry and Gary Cahill were committed and imposing, Ramires and Lampard busy as a further shield.

The collaboration, led by Dr. Cabrera, Dr. Bernard Sadoulet of Berkeley and Dr. David O. Caldwell of the University of California at Santa Barbara, placed the detector in a tunnel about 30 feet beneath the surface to provide further shielding from cosmic rays.

BOSTON — Gov. John Lynch of New Hampshire said Thursday that he would sign the state's same-sex marriage bill if it was amended to further shield opponents from having to take part in ceremonies celebrating such unions.