Sentence examples for containment of a from inspiring English sources
Both made it clear that prevention, not containment, of a nuclear-armed Iran is their objective.
Obama means it when he says containment of a nuclear Iran is not an option.
"We recommend that efforts be put in place for containment of a potential west African TB epidemic at the earliest possible stage.
But containment of a nuclear Iran — the cold war prescription that worked against the Soviet Union for four decades — is off the table.
Two months ago the court of appeal overturned a previous ruling by the high court, which had found that the Met's containment of a climate camp sit-in was unlawful.
Good sanitation – the containment of a potentially toxic waste with flush toilets, sewers and soap – did for vibrio cholerae in Britain, and by the end of the 19th century, the disease had been beaten.
The successful containment of an epidemic — a public-health triumph — would likewise impede vaccine development.
Today's opponents of mass vaccination in advance of any attack cite the successful containment of an outbreak in New York City in 1947.
The considerations suggest that 'in' is ambiguous, but perhaps it is univocal with a very sense general meaning that involves containment of an appropriate sort and different objects require different sorts of appropriate containment.
Example public interests include emergency containment of an outbreak, identification of at-risk populations for preventative measures, and general advancement of medical knowledge about the contributing factors and treatment of a health condition.
Firefighters were able to gain containment of an area Saturday near the Hetch Hetchy water and power system, which supplies electricity and water for San Francisco.
