Sentence examples for challenges of preventing from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration had to urgently juggle the twin challenges of preventing another major attack (which was deemed a near certainty) while creating new mechanisms for dealing with an entirely new category of wartime combatants.

Such is the dynamic that has empowered creativity and flexibility in Dallas, as one of the league's top defensive outfits has created a culture of healthy experimentation in response to the innate challenges of preventing highly skilled athletes from doing what they do best.

Nowhere are the challenges of preventing and treating paediatric infection more acute than in South Africa, home to more than one in seven of the world's HIV infected population [1], and where there is no evidence to date of substantial reductions in the prevalence of HIV in antenatal clinics [4].

Fortress Britain: high security, insecurity and the challenge of preventing harm, by Anna Minton and Jody Aked.

Policy makers face the challenge of preventing such a program from becoming prohibitively expensive.

While the U.N. was designed to prevent wars between states, increasingly we face the challenge of preventing slaughter within states.

"Mental health is so central to our experience of being alive that if we're ever to rise to the challenge of preventing mental health problems, it will be because men feel more able to share when they are vulnerable," Rowland said.

This algorithm group faces the challenge of preventing premature convergence, which is exacerbated over LSGO problems, by providing enough exploration, while keeping runtimes at practical levels.

But the government faces the growing challenge of preventing Africa's most populous country from breaking apart along ethnic and religious lines.

HIV-discordant heterosexual couples are faced with the dual challenge of preventing sexual HIV transmission and unplanned pregnancies with the attendant risk of perinatal HIV transmission.

This case study (1) illustrates the challenge of preventing chemical exposures in the absence of promulgated standards, and (2) makes recommendations for approaches to preventing exposures to chemicals of unknown, or uncertain toxicity before they occur.