Sentence examples for eliminate the harm from inspiring English sources

Copper-based hull coatings are intended to be antifouling in that they retard the growth of algae, barnacles and tubeworms; but alternatives exist that can eliminate the harm that copper contamination does to marine organisms.

Mr Drakeford added: "Although the research findings show that progress has been made in reducing children's exposure to second-hand smoke in cars, we now believe the introduction of regulations to prohibit smoking in private vehicles carrying under-18s is needed as the final piece in the jigsaw to eliminate the harm and end persistent inequalities in exposure.

Arnott is the Chief Executive of Action Smoking on Health (ASH), a campaigning public health charity working to eliminate the harm caused by tobacco.

We recognize that in order to actually eliminate the harm that coal-fired power plants pose to both communities and the environment, we have to shut them down.

Specifically, the coalition wanted to provide reasonable access for all Division I-A programs to participate in B.C.S.-branded postseason bowls; to minimize, if not eliminate, the branding harm caused by the B.C.S.; to achieve a fairer distribution of revenue; and to make the governance of the B.C.S. an inclusive system with representation from all Division I-A universities.

Until we have a much better understanding of the processes and the true risks, until there are mandatory rules in place to control these risks and eliminate the extreme harm, and until the industry actually follows those rules, the only defensible course of action is a cautious one.

For instance, two of the main arguments for the doctrine of inclusive care begin by citing the model of the benevolent person, who "seeks to promote the world's benefit and eliminate the world's harm" (books 15 and 16).

In South Australia, educators have an obligation to provide safe and healthy work environments, taking all reasonable measures to eliminate the risk of harm.

At the 2012 United Methodists General Conference, where delegates from around the world refused to eliminate the language that harms lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) people, Bishop Talbert called for "Biblical obedience" to the Gospel of love rather than continue the victimization of church members who are LGBTQ.

Taken together, a universal influenza vaccine for aged individuals will need to induce cross-reactive immune responses that are delicately balanced to eliminate the virus without harming an exceedingly vulnerable host.

The instruments did not have individual student identifiers, to eliminate the risk of potential harm to the participants.