Sentence examples for protecting instruments from inspiring English sources

We also reviewed organizational documents pertinent to guidelines governing civilian-military interaction, mandates of security organizations with respect to delivery of health care, protecting instruments of government and civilian protection.

It is suggested that routine application of a lingual protecting instrument during surgical removal of a third molar is not necessary in the hands of an experienced surgeon.

Furthermore, "repair work on the rest of the building often harms inadequately protected instruments", he adds.

As sanitation became a mania, early kitchen design took its cue from the scientist's laboratory, with its cabinets and shelves and drawers to protect instruments from contaminants and its clean white surfaces.

"For expensive space craft such as Nasa's Juno mission to study Jupiter, there was a lot of research on how to protect instruments," says Wright.

This is one of the most important steps you can take in caring for and protecting your instruments.

* A shelter to protect the instruments from heating up on sunny days.

(The same can be true of pop, rock and R&B singers who must learn endurance and how to protect their instruments for extended concert touring).

Therefore, when we're asked to play outside, they have to protect the instruments from direct sunlight and even one drop of rain or else they have to have us inside".

In the meantime, students will be able to make full use of 50 music teaching rooms, 62 music practice rooms, a music technology centre and four ensemble rooms – all with acoustic and humidity control to protect the instruments.

As part of its lobbying campaign to protect negotiated instruments, it insists that last year "the derivatives business — and in particular the credit default swaps business — functioned very effectively during extremely difficult market conditions".