Sentence examples for a framework to prevent from inspiring English sources

In 2004, the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa developed a framework to prevent and control malaria during pregnancy.

It is straightforward to extend our scheme to other cases, such as time-slotted systems, where the pricing function is introduced based on occupied time-slots and the rate allocation problem can be formulated using a similar framework to prevent network congestion.

Nonetheless, it creates a solid framework to prevent Iran from producing nuclear weapons for the next 10-15 years -- and that is a very positive development.

In the context of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the protocol provided a legal framework to prevent the further abduction or enlistment of children into armed conflict.

Developing a policy and program framework to prevent intimate-partner or domestic violence requires reliable data on the social context of wife-beating, particularly in patriarchal cultures where women have always been subjugated.

Wilmut said that he saw "no good reason" to clone a human, suggesting it made sense to create "some legal framework" to prevent this from being done.

The precise terms of reference involve "the alleged use of extreme tactics in industrial disputes, including so-called 'leverage' tactics; and the effectiveness of the existing legal framework to prevent inappropriate or intimidatory actions in trade disputes".

The review's terms of reference were limited in March to an assessment of the alleged use of extreme tactics in industrial disputes, including leverage, which directly targets managers, and the effectiveness of the existing legal framework to prevent inappropriate or intimidatory actions in trade disputes.

The review's terms of reference are now limited to an assessment of the alleged use of extreme tactics in industrial disputes, including leverage, which directly targets managers, and the effectiveness of the existing legal framework to prevent inappropriate or intimidatory actions in trade disputes.

The Honolulu Strategy, the global framework to prevent marine litter, does not prescribe specific marine debris reduction targets but expects "substantial progress" by 2030.

In 2006, under the leadership of the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development, UNICEF formed strategic partnerships with the Malaysian Association for the Protection of Children, and the Royal Malaysian Police to strengthen the professional framework to prevent child abuse and neglect in Malaysia.