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A shielding or protection against the unpleasant, unwanted, or dangerous.
cover
protection
shelter
shield
refuge
cover
protection
shelter
shield
refuge
1
In other words, affected students will need more comprehensive private health
cover
.
2
Consumers would receive checks each month to help
cover
higher energy costs.
3
EBONY.com: It's been a year since you did our Power 100
cover
.
4
The government estimated that the scheme will
cover
almost four million farmers.
5
Nor of course does Second Home
cover
the world, or want to.
1
Far more than humanitarian aid, however, it is military
protection
they need.
2
Named commissioner for consumer
protection
when Croatia joined the EU last year.
3
Today, cams are, by far, the most common form of traditional
protection
.
4
However, environment groups do not expect these to be given enough
protection
.
5
Others limit provision to families in crisis referred by child
protection
services.
1
State governments would continue to provide
shelter
and livelihood options, he said.
2
It has left thousands of people without,
shelter
,
food, medicine or power.
3
Great for the
shelter
,
great for my image and great for business.
4
This includes the right to basic nutrition,
shelter
and health care services.
5
Bellerive said
shelter
remained the biggest problem for the government to address.
1
Turkish security forces have used civilians as a
shield
in the past.
2
After a moment, he found his
shield
:
anger at the words themselves.
3
Makarov said Russia would take measures to counter the U.S. missile
shield
.
4
Stopping deployment of the missile
shield
might also ease tensions in Europe.
5
Only Wyoming doesn't have a
shield
law protecting reporters in state investigations.
1
Their citizens almost always have the legal right to
refuge
in Europe.
2
Investors often take
refuge
in those sectors at times of market uncertainty.
3
However, if water seeps into the vehicle, seek
refuge
on the roof.
4
A particularly good place to take
refuge
was Durham Cathedral in England.
5
At other times, however, they operate more as
refuge
than food dispensary.
1
It's surrounded by sea on two sides with mountains
shielding
the back.
2
I skirted the action as best I could,
shielding
my injured side.
3
There were other talents and abilities, however, that did require careful
shielding
.
4
The sun was almost gone; lights were appearing inside the plastic
shielding
.
5
Her parents did a good deed by
shielding
her, but she knew.
6
So an extra month of
shielding
came as a surprise to her.
7
The illusion is defined as the reality generated by a
shielding
model.
8
Since the oldest times, the human beings found a solution:
shielding
models.
9
He had opened the upper half and was
shielding
himself behind it.
10
A surprise announcement relaxing the
shielding
advice was made over the weekend.
11
Employers have no legal obligation to furlough an employee who is
shielding
.
12
The hamster tubes gradually disappeared within shrouds of structural reinforcement and
shielding
.
13
In the press George put his arm half round Letty,
shielding
her.
14
The heavens themselves seemed to be
shielding
us and working for us.
15
Stu rebuilt it carefully,
shielding
it with his body and his hands.
16
He laid down a little sheaf of papers beside the
shielding
forearm.
shielding
shield
gonadal shielding
much shielding
thermal shielding
adequate shielding