Sentence examples for active role in preventing from inspiring English sources

"There's no substitute for an engaged citizenry and police officers taking an active role in preventing crime".

The Humane Society's Web site urges people to sign a petition asking Disney's chairman, Michael Eisner, "to take an active role in preventing impulse purchases of these dogs".

They are urging the tribes to take an active role in preventing chaos if military operations cut off Baghdad from the rest of the country.

Addressing an American Bar Association gathering on Monday, Mr. Pitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, admonished lawyers to play an active role in preventing further corporate scandals, or risk the "fate visited upon the accounting industry".

Mr. Chachere, who filed a friend of the court brief in the case on behalf of the New York City Coalition to End Lead Poisoning and 25 medical professionals and advocacy organizations, said that the ruling "represents a major step in requiring landlords to take an active role in preventing lead poisoning".

"While initially we were concerned in finding ways to raise money for the group, after a while we realised there were other important issues that also needed to be addressed," says Nyaga. "We felt that there was too much land grabbing and violence in our ghetto and that we should take an active role in preventing this from going on".

Recent studies, however, have revealed several lines of evidence suggesting that myoepithelial cells may play active roles in preventing in situ tumors from invasion, and in regulating the functions of the epithelial cells.

Protesters called on city officials and state lawmakers to take a more active role in helping prevent violence by increasing funding for mentoring programs and creating summer jobs for youth, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Gradient scientists have played an active role in trying to prevent tighter regulations.

In sharp contrast, his opponent, Vice President Al Gore, has said that if anything, Washington should take a more active role in using troops to prevent conflicts abroad.

Current research and international clinical guidelines recommend people with CLBP to assume a physically active role in their recovery to prevent chronicity [ 18- 23], but the high prevalence of sleep disturbance in this population may be unknowingly limiting their ability to participate in exercise-based rehabilitation programmes and contributing to poor outcomes.