Sentence examples for has been containment from inspiring English sources

The early response strategy in Shanghai has been containment; many case-patients were identified quickly after they arrived in China.

In the People's Republic of China, the early response strategy has been containment, which includes temperature screening and administration of health questionnaires at international ports of entry, isolation of infected travelers, and quarantine of close contacts of infected persons.

Perhaps the greatest value of the Union has been its containment, its sapping, of nationalism.

The government's response to unrest has been two-pronged: containment and reform.

The guiding principle of our foreign policy for over 50 years has been one of containment and deterrence.

"There has been no clear containment strategy so, despite substantial international investment in regional malaria control, drug-resistant malaria now extends across the whole of the Greater Mekong sub-region.

In the holiday shortened week, much of the market's focus has been on the containment and clean-up efforts in the Gulf of Mexico.

Western policy towards Arab countries traditionally has been one of containment, backing an array of Arab autocrats to guarantee "stability" in the region even as democracy spread in other parts of the world.

The A.C.A.'s capacity to produce reliable cost containment has been exaggerated.

Reimbursement for dialysis services, which has changed little since 1982, is delivered on a per-treatment basis, irrespective of medical, logistical, and infrastructure complexities; cost containment has been a concern since the early days of the Medicare ESRD program [ 2].

Now that sense of containment has been sort of tweaked.