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The best news of all is that because of the increased concern decades ago about RIHD, radiation therapy was modified to reduce energy to the heart both in intensity and by using shielding to limit the area exposed.
Instead, they want Mr Obama to spend his last two years in office ignoring Congress and using executive orders and federal regulations to pursue progressive goals, such as curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, shielding illegal migrants from deportation (and even closing the Guantánamo Bay prison for terrorist suspects, if press reports are true: see Lexington).
This had the effect of shielding Henry Kissinger, a former secretary of state, from having to explain his and America's role in Cambodia's descent into madness.For all these reasons, many Cambodians have been cynical about a court shot through with expediency.
But good things can be improved; so Mr Gore promised a campaign to help parents introduce children to the cyberworld, while shielding them from pornography and paedophiles.
Even 25 years ago, the Supreme Court of Canada found that there was sufficient evidence to justify Quebec's ban on advertising to children.It is also wrong to propose that my organisation and I (and Susan Linn, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard) are "radical critics" for suggesting that laws should reflect this evidence by shielding children from commercial ads.
Europe's inheritance laws pit the Anglo-Saxon emphasis on freedom and markets against a continental focus on social "solidarity", meaning the belief that shielding people from the vagaries of fate is an overriding public interest (even if that sometimes rewards the feckless).
A pestering child is a badly brought-up child," says Adrian Furnham, the review's author (and a parent).This highlights the most important case against shielding children from marketing that parents and teachers have a responsibility to teach children about the realities of a commercial world, just as they teach them how to cross a road safely.
Mr Tsundue has staged protests when other Chinese leaders have come calling.India is not alone in shielding Chinese leaders from protests.
He and his team tried running the experiment at different times of day, changing the dimensions of the cage and fiddling with the birds' diets, but the robins remained clueless until one of his colleagues, Nils-Lasse Schneider, suggested shielding the hut in a Faraday cage, a metallic structure that blocks the passage of radio waves.
No amount of shielding can stop them escaping from a reactor.
It is a complex animal, but defining causes include free trade, deregulation, cutting taxes and welfare, and shielding City banks from EU rules.
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Shielding primarily functions as a verb, often in its present participle form (-ing). Ludwig AI indicates it denotes the act of protecting something from a specific harm, like radiation or unwanted influences. It can also act as a noun referring to materials used for protection, as exemplified in Ludwig's examples regarding radiation.
Expression frequency: Very common
