Sentence examples for need to shield from inspiring English sources

No one denies the need to shield human subjects from undue risk.

The only thing you need to shield your children's eyes from is the Disney Store.

Courtrooms and jurors must be protected from terrorist threats, and judges need to shield sensitive intelligence evidence.

She said: "There is a continuous need to shield the court from politicisation at national and international levels.

The companies say that they need to shield their money overseas, however, because the official corporate rate of 35 percent is the highest in the world and puts them at a competitive disadvantage.

In their motion before Judge Dennis, lawyers for the newspapers argued that the courts did not need to shield Mr. Skakel, an adult, from public exposure, as they would a juvenile defendant.

Mr. Chávez said the changes were needed to shield Venezuela from the global financial crisis.

But he believes extra vigilance is needed to shield Sandy Hook families and the community from exploitation.

C1 Terrorism Insurance Coverage for terror attacks is becoming more widely available despite predictions after the Sept. 11 attacks that government intervention would be needed to shield insurers.

European officials have said they wanted their offer to go well beyond Spain's immediate needs to shield the country from any destabilizing effect from next weekend's Greek parliamentary election.

The depletion of the ozone layer became a cause of international concern because it is needed to shield life on Earth from potentially harmful ultraviolet radiation that can cause skin cancer and damage plants.