Sentence examples for charge of prevention from inspiring English sources

The panel recommended the creation of a new agency, the National Homeland Security Agency, to take charge of prevention of and protection against terrorist attacks.

The Dispositif national de prévention et de gestion des catastrophes et crises alimentaires, the regional committees in charge of prevention and management of food crises and disasters, the decentralized services of the Ministry of Agriculture and Non-governmental Organizations.

c Key informants specifically interviewed in formal interviews included senior managers as well as personnel in charge of prevention in BC; in South Africa, occupational health practitioners were formally interviewed as well.

A local infection control team (ICT) is in charge of prevention and surveillance of HAI in each hospital but actions of foremost importance for the whole institution, e.g. MDR control programme, are coordinated centrally by a multidisciplinary infection control team (infectious disease physician, bacteriologist, epidemiologist and nurse)[ 2].

That's like the putting the man who wants to burn your house down in charge of fire prevention.

Data from earlier studies is "excitingly tantalizing, and the potential effectiveness looks pretty good," said Kevin O'Reilly, who is in charge of H.I.V. prevention for the health organization.

This was accomplished by placing the deputy chief of staff of the Army at the time, General Peter W. Chiarelli, in charge of suicide prevention.

His arrival at the Home Office, where he is likely to take charge of crime prevention and drugs policy, comes as Ms May toughens her language on immigration and steps up her criticism of human rights legislation.

Vincenot Tobar, who was in charge of risk prevention at the mine from March 2004 until last November, said he resigned in frustration after his many warnings and attempts to address safety problems were largely ignored.

This might have been a good time to sideline the health minister, Zhang Wenkang, if he was felt to be underperforming, but instead he was put in charge of SARS prevention.

"And now we're learning that military leaders tasked with tackling this problem have themselves been a part of it, and must be held responsible for their own shameful offenses," Schriock adds, referring to three recent arrests of officers in charge of sexual prevention programs on charges that include sexual assault and domestic abuse.