Other ink-stained clans like the New York Times Co.'s Sulzbergers, the Washington Post Co.'s Grahams, the Pulitzers of Pulitzer Inc. and the Scripps of E.W. Scripps Co., are all insulated from unsolicited offers because they each have one class of voting shares held only by the families, as well as a separate class of nonvoting stock distributed to the public.
Bookstores in Hong Kong, which are insulated from mainland control, offer portraits of varying quality — the most reliable include "The New Biography of Xi Jinping," by Liang Jian, and "China's Future," by Wu Ming — but most are written at a remove, under pseudonyms.
Our offer insulates your shareholders from the risk of market conditions that have severely deteriorated and are expected to remain challenging.
In the agreement, those tenants paid certain increases but were insulated from capital improvement charges and offered a cap on their rent.
This offers an opportunity for insulated iron powder to replace lamination steel in a variety of motors.
The club downstairs (mostly salsa) can get quite lively but fortunately is well insulated so the sounds do not disturb and offer a good late night option.
The government says most lofts and cavity walls are already insulated under previous schemes so it wants to offer grants on much more expensive solid wall insulation.
The former sandstone quarry offered 15,000 square feet of naturally insulated space -- ample room for a pool table and even a basketball court -- and would eliminate the family's heating and cooling bills.
Icelandic houses are generally quite well insulated with windows that shut tightly and seemed to offer some protection.
Migration from countries such as Ireland is at levels not seen since the 1980s as Australia's seemingly bulletproof economy, insulated from the global slowdown by a roaring mining industry, offers the chance of a fresh beginning.
