Sentence examples for place to shield from inspiring English sources
Some producers, he said, argued that the video should be shown no matter how disturbing and that it was not the network's place to shield viewers from the horror.
The extract The Raven King: Matthias Corvinus and the Fate of His Lost Library By Marcus Tanner (Yale University Press £20) '...Light fell on to jewel-encrusted veils, set in place to shield the most... cherished items from the bleaching sunlight.
The use of nominees holding purported interests in a shell can still take place to shield the true owner's identity, although perhaps if the same names appear on regulatory filings with some regularity then investigators will at least have a lead on who to scrutinize.
These protests build a protective sense of community, a public space to share pain and anger, a place to shield each other against deportation and Trump vigilantes.
(However, most Euro-style systems have special mechanisms in place to shield low-income families from some of these cost-saving measures).
The current structure of these ordeals in the courts along with the tools of the trade favor protections put in place to shield the wrongdoings and ethical abuses of judges and lawyers on many levels.
They are all in abandoned mines or other underground places to shield them from cosmic rays, which could cause false alarms.
Last, keep in place provisions to shield most taxpayers from the alternative minimum tax and to provide timely doctor payments under Medicare.
It is unusual but not unprecedented for criminal investigators to seize documents from a lawyer, and there is a policy in place designed to shield information covered by attorney-client privilege.
It found that the Central Security Forces, led then by Mr. Saleh's nephew, withdrew from the streets where the shootings took place, but returned to shield the gunmen from protesters.
On a summer's day Wray Crescent can be a lovely place to play, shielded from the wind by a ring of trees and houses, and our games have drawn a growing band of cricket enthusiasts to spectate.
