Sentence examples for containment through from inspiring English sources

Their primary goal is cost containment, through new rules to restrict spending.

Ten years of containment through enforcement of two no-fly zones and U.N. economic sanctions have prevented Saddam Hussein from rebuilding his military to any significant extent.

With employees constituting the lion's share of an organisation's costs, there are obvious pressures for cost containment through effective staff engagement and retention.

Those ways do begin with Iraq, for the current policy of containment through debilitating sanctions and bombing raids from bases in the Gulf is not sustainable.

The physicians' plan depends in part on cost containment through having a single payer with the power to negotiate drug pricing with pharmaceutical companies as well as eliminating many levels of bureaucracy in billing and insurance registration.

They are nationalist, and they may well be willing to pursue their national interests by force; they are therefore susceptible to containment through a balance of power, like the one, for instance, that before the Iran-Iraq war kept the Gulf in some sort of equilibrium.

Their weapons are chain saws, helicopters loaded with water buckets and pulaskis, the combination ax and hoe used to dig containment trenches through the combustible trees.

Given the crucial role of CD8+ T-lymphocytes in HIV/SIV containment, vaccination through the intradermal route should merit high consideration in the development of an AIDS vaccine.

To optimize the use of the cryo-electron microscope and to improve safety conditions, it can be remotely controlled from a room outside of containment, or through a computer network world-wide.

When the reactor is shutdown, the gravity drain water tank mounted above the shield building sprays water, and the intake of ambient air cools down the temperature of containment vessel through buoyancy driven circulation.

Exhaled breath (primarily alveolar) was collected remotely in an evacuated 1-L Silcosteel canister, attached to the breath sampling manifold by manually opening the canister valve and allowing the breath to flow back through the containment coil, back through the stainless steel sampling line, and into the canister until the contents of the canister reached near-atmospheric pressure (≤1 min).