Sentence examples for about how to contain from inspiring English sources

American and Chinese officials appear to finally be on the same page about how to contain a nuclear North Korea.

The bloodshed pushed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict closer to yet another boiling point, and international concern about how to contain the violence is growing.

Mr. Stock, Bancroft's president, said that bickering in Washington about how to contain the Shabab threat had made the American government even more dependent on companies like his.

In the afternoon I gave a lecture about my book and respond to questions from the floor.In December this year some 200 nations will meet in Copenhagen to try to reach global agreements about how to contain climate change.

They are likely to be part of a broader discussion about how to contain the North Korean nuclear threat during a meeting and working dinner on Wednesday evening with President Bush, the first time the two leaders have met.

Today the talk at embassy cocktail parties is not so much about how to "contain" China – the great, lost conceit of hawkish American geostrategists – as how to appease it.

Dr. Alfred Sommer, an epidemiologist and dean of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, said Friday, "The good news is this is not a new emergence of yet another strain of virus that we do not know anything about, or how to contain," like SARS, severe acute respiratory syndrome, was when first detected last year.

That's why it's critical for you, as leaders in your party who each come from states where the Zika virus has been detected, to support universal contraceptive coverage for all women, at least until we learn more about this deadly virus and how to contain its spread.

The confusion about how to control public fears while containing the outbreak surfaced in vacillations concerning the anthrax delivered to Senator Tom Daschle's office.

Studying the gene may yield clues about how best to contain these otherwise unstoppable microbes.

The project's leader, Paul Klarin, said wave technology is so new, compared to, say, wind energy, that the designs are like a curiosity shop — all over the place in creative thinking about how to get the energy contained in a wave into a wire in a way that is cost-effective and efficient.