Sentence examples for for neutralising from inspiring English sources

Yaakov Peri is a former head of Israel's internal security agency the Shin Bet - a job which required him to reflect deeply on his country's relationship with Palestinian society as he bore responsibility for neutralising the threat of militant groups.

Rossel criticises existing literature on weak signals for "neutralising" weak signals, "as if they were objects or features in their own right, waiting to be discovered, instead of considering them as the expression of the paradigmatic capacity of the analyst to organise perception and interpretation in a certain way" [11].

Perhaps this is due to Everhart's theory that we actively try to distance ourselves from mental illness because we're afraid it could happen to us – and, traditionally, there is no greater medium for neutralising an unpleasant reality than humour.

coli), kindly provided by Dr D Marmé (Freiburg, Germany), was used for neutralising the antibody as negative control (ligand: antibody=9.7 : 1, based on protein mass) and led to complete abrogation of the antibody reactivity.

[Injuries are to] the hip, elbow, shoulder … "I just want to thank the other riders for neutralising the race.

"More than anything, I just want to thank the other  riders for neutralising the race," he added.

The requirement of several angiogenic growth factors for synovial angiogenesis and inflammation during CIA has been shown previously, for example, by neutralising VEGF function [ 21- 23], depletion of midkine [ 37], or by blocking angiopoietin signalling [ 33].

In recognition of this, May has been reaching out to Labour MPs in the hope that soft Brexit supporters vote for her deal, neutralising the impact of the Eurosceptics voting against it.

He then led the defending from the front, scything down Bakary Sako in the last minute as Palace, normally so deadly away from home and on the break, were for once neutralised.

On the second day of a four-day exercise simulating an anti-terrorist operation, in which troops had to search for and neutralise an enemy group, Tvarusko complained of a sore knee in 38C midday heat.

In the final 40 minutes they resisted France's frantic pressure by matching their opponents kick for kick, Halfpenny swiftly neutralising successful penalties from Lionel Beauxis and Yachvili.