Sentence examples for means of guarding from inspiring English sources

Obama officials have repeatedly cited the threat of cyber-attacks to advocate new legislation that would vest the US government with greater powers to monitor and control the internet as a means of guarding against such threats.

Another means of guarding against cellphone disturbance is the use of detectors, sold legally in the United States and abroad, that sound an alert when a cellphone is present.

The question of the proper means of guarding female inmates is complicated by the fact that the vast majority of corrections officers in the nation and the state are men.

They are created as a collectively owned means of guarding against the hazards and risks that every human might confront – of a crippling illness or disability – and problems associated with ageing.

Arguing that the committee did not have a quorum and that he had other means of guarding against damage, Mr. Kempthorne not only refused to obey the committee's order but proposed to rescind the departmental rule requiring him to obey it.

In spite of all the government did, the agitation of the people at the market of Or San Michele was so great that it was necessary to protect the officials by means of guards fitted out with ax and block to punish rioters on the spot with the loss of hands or feet.

In the vast oceanic spaces bordering the Pacific and Indian Oceans, air, sea and space power will be paramount both as means of deterrence and of guarding the sea lanes.

Thermal conductivity of coarse aggregate, cement mortar as well as concrete were measured by means of a guarded hot plate apparatus and/or a transient plane source.

The use of locked gates and guards has traditionally been the most reliable method of guarding.

Guard behavior is patterned after studies of guarding (Moore et al. 1987; Breed et al. 2002).

Individuals actively guarding their mates incur a cost of guarding c G, and as a result of guarding could reduce their loss l by a fraction s.