Has the United States' refusal to join the international community in banning nuclear testing and enforcing the treaty that banned biological weapons, and its withdrawal from the ABM treaty in a quixotic quest for a missile shield, secured our future or sealed our fate?
Instead, the next best thing to do is create a long-term, strategic, and diversified portfolio to help shield from future corrections.
Foreign ownership can only complicate and shield potential future food safety problems from U.S. oversight.
In turn, a central theme of the 13-episode second season, which moves past its source material, will be motherhood, with Offred determined to shield her future child from the horrors of Gilead.
We will call on lawmakers to protect our children's health and shield future generations from climate change.
And Washington should not grant Mr. Saleh permanent asylum, which could shield him from future prosecution.
Still, a big reason to set up these accounts is to shield assets from future litigation.
They range from private talks to a proposed Venezuelan amnesty law that would shield officers from future prosecution.
Liability insurance is increasingly available to developers who clean up industrial sites, and local governments have increasingly offered guarantees to shield developers against future lawsuits.
Just before Congress went out on recess for the month of August, Mr. Waxman and a dozen others offered legislation meant to shield future surgeons general from political interference by giving the surgeon general's office an independent budget and stipulating that public health science must guide the surgeon general's work.
BASEL, Switzerland — The world's top bank regulators agreed Sunday on far-reaching new rules intended to strengthen the global banking industry and shield it against future financial disasters.
