A group of citizens before the European Parliament enclosure.

There are many kinds of animals inside this enclosure.

Amnesty laws in Argentina at the time shielded him from prosecution.

Asia may be shielded to some extent but it cannot be immune.

Meanwhile, the Kaiser was systematically shielded from the truth and became estranged from reality.

Though children s identities should, of course, be shielded in sex crime allegations, women are not children.

I was shielded from the pains of bigotry and the social restrictions of a religiously based upbringing.

But these precautions haven t shielded her from frequent death threats from al Shabab by phone and text.

It was amazing to see the Andean Condors, even if they were in an enclosure,...Biggest birds I've ever seen.

Shielded behind a protective China, Kim Jong il launched his rocket anyway, and the US refrained from action.

Some might assume that bond markets are shielded from the effects of climate change, ecosystem degradation, and water scarcity.

The smugglers, exhibiting a worrying level of technical knowledge, had tried to evade detection by building a shielded container.

A document, an image, or a video is shared, and suddenly what was secret or shielded is globally exposed.

The smugglers had tried to evade detection by building a shielded container a worrisome level of sophistication on their part.

Because of their limited participation in international financial markets, these countries have, so far, been somewhat shielded from the storm.

Convinced that the Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile ProliferationA 57 724, enclosure. will contribute to enhancing transparency and confidence among States,

Countries in Europe and elsewhere have shielded their citizens from a part of this rise by piggybacking on US technological advances.

Shielded by China and Russia from foreign intervention, Assad now has license to pursue his goals with no mercy for his opponents.

By contrast, Thailand s government and local elite seem content to remain a provincial country shielded from global competition in science and technology.

In neutrino astronomy, astronomers use heavily shielded underground facilities such as SAGE, GALLEX, and Kamioka II III for the detection of neutrinos.

We'll blow the air up, we'll give it a landing target, a tree trunk, just outside the plexi glass enclosure, and see what it does.

It funded the investment imperatives of economic development and boosted the cushion of foreign exchange reserves that has shielded China from external shocks.

Moreover, the agreements lack transparency, as they were considered commercially confidential and were thus shielded from public scrutiny until they were passed into law.

In another, a man who appears to have gotten into the enclosure at night, when Sea World was closed, was found dead in the pool with Tilly.

Austrian and Hungarian Jews were among the most fiercely loyal subjects of the Austro Hungarian Emperor, because he shielded them from the violent nationalism of the majority populations.

During the war in Bosnia, the Serbs were effectively shielded by Moscow, with the ability of the US to threaten the use of force severely curtailed by Russia.

The American law professor James Boyle believes that we can grasp the way in which the body has become an object of trade by likening it to the historical process of enclosure.

A survivor among a group of locals who have taken cover in a vacant lot watches me, shielded by one of the last pieces of zinc sheeting in his possession.

Because of their limited participation in international financial markets, these countries have, so far, been somewhat shielded from the storm. But it is an uneasy calm that probably will not last.

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The Permanent Mission of Palau to the United Nations presents it compliments to the Committee and has the honour to submit to the latter Palau's supplementary report on Security Council resolution 1373 (2001) (see enclosure).

1. Welcomes the adoption of the Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile Proliferation on 25 November 2002 at The HagueA 57 724, enclosure. as a practical step against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery

Consider the British agricultural revolution before 1800, which was an essential prerequisite for the industrial revolution that followed. The enclosure movement extinguished common rights to land and allowed landowners (at the cost of great suffering, to be sure) to experiment with new, more productive techniques.

The American law professor James Boyle believes that we can grasp the way in which the body has become an object of trade by likening it to the historical process of enclosure. In eighteenth century Britain, land, which was previously a public resource, was enclosed by private owners.