Sentence examples for containment with from inspiring English sources

You Americans can try containment with North Korea, they say; it's your problem.

"He's creating stability, but basically he's looking at cost containment with an eye on the public constituency," Mr. Douglass said.

At the same time that Churchill was urging an immediate diplomatic confrontation, Kennan was growing impatient with Washington's tendency to equate containment with a largely military strategy.

Mr. Joffe, quickly surveying the history of traditional European diplomacy, describes a centuries-long exercise in aggression and containment, with the great powers seeking to maximize their advantage while frustrating their rivals, usually through temporary alliances.

Overall, the most effective health care systems combine strict government regulation in the form of quality standards and cost containment with private competition between health care insurers, as in countries such as Germany.

Ordinary people, who had stood on rooftops cheering on the Allied planes that were bombing them, and who had risen against the dictator, overpowering his police and armed forces in more than two-thirds of Iraq, were left locked up in a box called "international sanctions" and "containment," with the keys firmly in Saddam Hussein's hands.

More than monastic, the impression the models gave was one of self-containment — with combs sticking out of their buns like antennae.

I loved the way that the mostly one-line paragraphs marched down the page in prickly self-containment, with a lot of white space that demands a certain kind of attention from the reader.

Here's how: As dangerous as the Soviet Union was, it was always deterrable with a wall of containment and with nukes of our own.

The heat maps also highlight the potential improvements possible with the implementation of a containment strategy with an estimated value of λ = 0.465.

The show may be contained compared with the Armory Show, but it is a containment fraught with tension.