Sentence examples for curbing exposure from inspiring English sources

After the subsequent bailout by the British government, senior managers focused on reviving the bank by selling off assets, reducing its work force and curbing exposure to risky trading activity.

Efforts to curb exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke in the United States have paid off dramatically, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in Atlanta.

But there are clear ways to curb exposure to silica, like wetting down rock that's being cut, installing ventilation or dust-collecting equipment on the worksite, and wearing respiratory equipment designed to filter out the dust.    .

The research team is working to curb exposure to arsenic in the study region.

Mr. Sadzius was referring to the package of measures aimed curbing the exposure of euro zone countries to failing banks, which has resulted in bailouts in countries like Ireland and exacerbated the European debt crisis.

As the world's leading oil and gas majors this week face a series of questions about their ability to respond to escalating climate risks, two of the UK's leading universities have become the latest institutions to announce new investment strategies designed to curb their exposure to fossil fuel assets.

But evaluations don't curb toxic exposures.

Clearly there is a lot still to be done — in curbing tobacco use, preventing exposure to carcinogens and detecting and treating an array of cancers.

The upper house of Parliament ratified new laws aimed at curbing gun ownership and children's exposure to violence on computers.

Efforts to minimize people's exposure to air pollution historically have focused on curbing emissions from tailpipes and smokestacks.

An accurate picture of the most meaningful epidemiological and exposure variables is essential to designing effective control measures directed at curbing the increasing incidence of the resistance of this important pathogen.