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Under cross-examination from Botha's advocate Lappe Laubscher, Van Zyl said while Tutu initially attempted to accommodate Botha by allowing him to respond to questions in writing, he had never undertaken to indefinitely "immunise" him from testifying.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1998

It said SAA had sought to "lock in" the gains it had made in the earlier period with this scheme and "immunise" its fares distributed through travel agents against competition.

IOL: News 2010

It said SAA had sought to "lock in" the gains it had made in the earlier period with this scheme and "immunise" its fares distributed through travel agents against competition.

News24 Top Stories 2010

Speaking at the pass-out parade on Saturday, Museveni said there was need to organise more patriotism courses to "immunise" the people against such lies.

AllAfrica News: Latest 2010

It said SAA had sought to "lock in" the gains it had made in the earlier period with this scheme and "immunise" its fares distributed through travel agents against competition.

IOL: News 2010

A possible solution is to "immunise" people with the by products of these infections, ie the chemicals or bacteria released during infection.

New Scientist - Online News 2009

Transparency from all major aid donors would be equivalent to an additional $3bn - that's enough to immunise 350 million children against deadly diseases such as pneumonia and meningitis.

China pulls out of aid partnership 2011

A programme to immunise schoolgirls against cervical cancer has proved successful since it began in 2008.

Cervical cancer diagnosis rate rises among women in their 20s 2011

Yet, the children themselves can successfully immunise themselves against this English shower if they feel they are being pushed too hard.

A is for Age (of onset) « An A-Z of ELT 2010

We know much more about what can immunise us from the worst effects of ageing.

Let's dispel this gloom about living longer and make life better for the old | Yvonne Roberts 2011