Sentence examples for aimed at neutralising from inspiring English sources
All this occurs against the backdrop of a state-prosecuted "war on terror" – a crackdown ostensibly aimed at neutralising a genuine jihadist insurgency playing out in some parts of the country, but one that has included widespread police torture, mass death sentences and the jailing of large numbers of innocent civilians.
The shift is a triumph for the Kremlin, which has long and vehemently argued that the shield is aimed at neutralising its intercontinental missiles; Moscow had warned of a return to a cold war arms race, and threatened to deploy nuclear missiles in its Kaliningrad exclave, surrounded by EU states.
The 2016 budget is aimed at neutralising the Labor party, solidifying the government's upper middle class base, and distancing itself from its first two years in office, with the express intent of getting it over the election finish line – in front – on 2 July.
The BBC's Robert Peston said this was a move aimed at neutralising Labour's claim that the Conservatives would cut spending to 1930s levels.
Despite laboratory techniques aimed at neutralising antimicrobial substances present in a blood sample, the sensitivity of blood cultures decreases greatly when taken after the initiation of antimicrobial therapy [ 13, 14].
Our work describes pro-tumorigenic marker proteins that identify tumor-supportive mononuclear cells and establishes a basis for therapeutic intervention aimed at neutralising these STAT3 and EGFR activators at the molecular level.
Until now, we have mainly highlighted the tendencies to the transformation of public urban places that come from above, or rather from strategies put in place by public or private institutions or, again, by public-private coalitions and partnerships, aimed at controlling the spaces in view of their economic valorisation and neutralising any practices that contrast with this goal.
There were two difficulties: in some cases, the human immune system reacted strongly against the foreign mouse molecules and neutralised the antibodies; and many antibodies were not aimed at the right targets and simply had little effect.
Mr Putin would rather see Syria descend into a "mess of slaughter" than see America get what it wants.Russia's president is expected to link any bid to discuss disarmament to American plans for missile-defence systems deployed in Europe, which are aimed at Iran but which Russian generals present as a bid to neutralise their nukes.
These are ideas aimed at replenishing the government's political capital heading into an election campaign, and neutralising the Labor party's core campaign platform.
