Sentence examples for At minimise from inspiring English sources

The study inclusion criteria aimed at minimise between-group differences in patient characteristics.

Especially not when corporations and rich individuals are becoming ever more skilled at minimising their tax bills.

Researchers at the centre will examine the conditions necessary for corruption to thrive, and which measures are most effective at minimising corruption within different cultures and governance structures.

Perhaps this could be funded through a levy on corporates that make billions in profit through internet trading, but which have proved adept at minimising their tax bills.

This has the potential to be highly ineffective at minimising the effect of disability and reducing people's need for care.

We are getting better at minimising collateral damage, and fairly obviously RAF rules of engagement do more to avoid civilian deaths than those of Isis.

His idea of the "big society" is pitched at minimising the power of the state, while doing nothing to give people the power to control the private, "free" market and the inequalities it produces.

With less than five months to go before the UK general election in May, and providing that it unites around its new leader, Labour now has its best shot at minimising its potential losses to the Scottish National party.

As government ministers from more than 190 countries gather today in the Mexican city of Cancun for the start of talks aimed at minimising the impact of climate change, the need for a deal could scarcely be more pressing.

These giants are getting better at minimising the costs of size (such as longer, more complex chains of managerial command) while exploiting its advantages (such as presence in several markets and access to a large talent pool).

There is no other way of explaining their brilliance at minimising their exposure to the scrum-based rugby they have come to despise – partly because they prefer to play the game in the open air rather than in the sulphurous depths of the set-piece and partly because they know they are underpowered in this department.