Sentence examples for shield citizens from from inspiring English sources
State secrets serve to shield citizens from cynical, immoral and brutal actions of their governments.
All told, this form of subsidy rose $109 billion to reach $409 billion last year, as governments tried to shield citizens from pricier fuels on world markets, the I.E.A. said.
The resolution comes against a backdrop in which the Security Council has been authorizing the use of force in recent months to protect civilians in countries like Libya and the Ivory Coast, where nations are deemed to have failed to shield citizens from atrocities.
The vote, by an influential committee at the European Parliament, is part of efforts in Europe to shield citizens from online surveillance in the wake of revelations about a far-reaching spying program by the National Security Agency of the United States.
President Chavez says the law will shield citizens from messages promoting drug use, prostitution and other crimes.
The resolution held nations responsible for shielding citizens from atrocities and established the right of international forces to step in if nations did not fulfill this "responsibility to protect".
Social democrats remained ahead of the curve by building the institutional pillars which not only shielded citizens from harsh conditions in the market economy, but helped shape it in the first place.
Shielding citizens, from youth through adulthood, from the full extent of wrongs perpetrated by Americans and the U.S. government prevents the understanding that could allow for real problem-solving.
Recently, the office of the director of national intelligence admitted that on at least one occasion, the procedures that shield citizens' and legal residents' private information from spying eyes had been deemed "unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment" by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which oversees such monitoring.
Israel says the barrier is intended to shield its citizens from terrorists.
City walls would be required to shield space citizens from the brutal radiation bombardment of deep space.
