| Auditing firms that acquire Andersen clients will try to immunise themselves from litigation by vetting these companies with particular care: that could produce more suits against Andersen. |
| Automatic updates immunise you against new computer virus outbreaks. |
| They would argue that both have it wrong. The authors recount an absolutely fascinating series of experiments designed to get more people to immunise their children in rural Rajasthan. |
| During the fourth quarter, the Fund took advantage of the sudden upswing in the bond markets while continuing to immunise itself against the equity markets by maintaining zero exposure. |
| In 2003, controversy surrounding the vaccine resulted in many parents refusing to immunise their children. |
| On the other hand, ever since the euro crisis, Merkel's principal goal is to immunise Europe's economic union against further currency shocks. |
