Sentence examples for tapped to protect from inspiring English sources

In the June and July issue of Policy Review, published by the Hoover Institution, P. W. Singer, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, wrote that the growing industry of private military firms could be tapped to protect humanitarian aid workers or to intervene "whenever recalcitrant local parties break peace agreements or threaten the operation".

Investors have also been reassured by the European Central Bank's moves to lower interest rates and open the money taps to protect banks from being pushed to the wall.

During the investor call last week, Mr. Musk did say the company might tap markets to protect itself against "some sort of risk event".

Each individual account would be legally protected and funds from non-defaulting members could not be tapped to cover losses from another firms' default.

Even last year, when the Democrats controlled the House, the political vulnerability of food stamps was clear as sleazy budget deals were attempted to tap the program to protect farm subsidies and other power blocks.

National Century has been under fire as Moody's Investors Service has cut by 12 levels its rating on securities issued by the company since Oct. 25 and has said the company wrongly tapped into funds intended to protect bondholders and used them to buy more receivables.

The movement started decades ago when Congolese communities formed militias to protect themselves and tapped into local customs as a way to inspire the fighters.

The federal government often requires water testing to protect the public:Tap water is tested to make sure it meets health standards, and so arebeaches, lakes and swimming pools.

Tap "On" and enter a password to protect the settings.

That made Massachusetts the first state to move to protect abortion since Trump tapped Kavanaugh for the spot.

In fact, both the Commissioner's office and the players' union pretended to care about the "problem" of PEDs, and constructed an elaborate series of hand-slaps--no, hand-taps is more like it--to protect their golden-egg-laying goose from the few inquiring writers.