Sentence examples for be effectively contained from inspiring English sources

"Our environmental regulations are not that strict," Mr. Moore said, and dust can be effectively contained by spraying with water.

One gets the feeling that even in Nigeria the insurgency in its poor northern regions has been viewed as something that could be effectively contained and had little impact on the oil-rich southern states.

Fitch Ratings, which has already downgraded Ambac, said Wednesday it didn't think Ambac could regain its triple-A rating "until its subprime risk can be effectively contained".

Fortunately, the outbreak demonstrated that SARS-CoV transmission can be effectively contained by strict adherence to infection-control practices.

More resources should be allocated for surveillance and laboratory diagnosis of CCHF, especially in the endemic areas of Baluchistan, so that outbreaks if any, can be effectively contained.

Mr. Blair, seeking to sway the opinions of the many critics in Britain who agree that Mr. Hussein is dangerous but believe that he has been effectively contained, said: "It is clear that, despite sanctions, the policy of containment has not worked sufficiently well to prevent Saddam from developing these weapons.

Since then, the military has been effectively contained by a legal framework grounded in civilian supremacy.

The virus that caused a worldwide outbreak in 2002 of SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, was effectively contained by mid-2003.

Saddam was effectively contained.

The riparian population persists throughout the dry season of December through April and is effectively contained to that village.

Careful monitoring of surrounding areas is necessary to ensure that the experiment is being effectively contained.