Sentence examples for so as to shield from inspiring English sources

Federally enacted rules have set up regulatory walls between loan originators and appraisers so as to shield them from pressures to inflate home values.

Even those officials on trial for war crimes loyally adapted their testimony so as to shield the throne from any blame.

And like many buildings in the meatpacking district, they boast distinctive metal canopies that stretch over the sidewalk, so as to shield butchers' wares from the sun.

It was the reason for the bizarre structure of the Iran-Contra scheme by Admiral John Poindexter and Col. Oliver North so as to shield President Reagan from direct knowledge of what was being done in his name.

Many of those hundreds of businesses are actually limited liability companies created for a single specific purpose – owning his personal jetliner, for example, so as to shield the parent enterprise and Trump personally should it be involved in an accident.

That may have been as much to shield the administration as Google.

They did so claiming a constitutional privilege to shield the information from disclosure.

Even so, it has been difficult to shield him from all the input I would prefer to shield him from.

Space Sci., pp. 485-498, 1963, "So the problem is not to shield the payload, the problem is to shield the earth".

But Ravenhill's other complaint about "passing" is that it is an Americanism, one that should be kept "over the Atlantic" by the verbal equivalent of a ballistic-missile shield, so as to preserve the saintly purity of our island tongue.

The IRS was so aggressive that he feared he might lose his technology business; he even discussed divorce with his wife as a way to shield their assets.