Sentence examples for focus on minimising from inspiring English sources
Though some expressed fears that smaller theatre companies and individual performers would be hit, a spokesperson said: "The council is currently considering the most appropriate ways to apply this adjustment, with a focus on minimising the impact across the sector.
In these turbulent times for the world's decision makers, it is hardly surprising that the 2013 Forum takes the theme of Resilient Dynamism, with the focus on minimising risks and boosting resilience of our economies and societies.
Backed by $15m from the UK and Dutch governments, it will also focus on minimising the threat of fire and building collapse in clothing factories and ensuring the rights of workers.
Most of the rules focus on minimising any local environmental impacts, but what of the wider issue of the carbon emissions resulting from extracting and burning a fossil fuel such as gas?
"The committee recommend that any initial MRT [mitochondrial replacement therapy] clinical investigations focus on minimising the future child's exposure to risk while ascertaining the safety and efficacy of the techniques," the report says.
Mr Weidmann should vote for looser policy at the ECB, and then focus on minimising the fallout from higher inflation at home.To do that, he has two tools: the bully pulpit and so-called macroprudential levers, such as requiring banks to boost their capital or tightening rules on mortgages.
First, sample preparations and spectral acquisitions were performed at two laboratories using slightly different protocols and instrumentation, with one of the labs focusing on minimising the time and cost of the analysis, an important objective for any potential high-throughput screening system.
This design is focussed on minimising the surface electromagnetic fields and maximising the bandwidth of the accelerating mode.
In doing so we compare the explicit filter approach to the implicit filter approach utilised in previous OR research the latter focusing on minimising a cost function.
Background The CONSORT statement is intended to improve reporting of randomised controlled trials and focuses on minimising the risk of bias (internal validity).
Apart from providing information about the benefits and usefulness of electronic information exchange, efforts should be focused on minimising the problems as perceived by health care providers.
