Sentence examples for implementation to minimise from inspiring English sources
Thanks to a lot of people from the BBC and our partners (including Siemens, Astra, Sky and Freesat) for working through the night on the implementation to minimise disruption for viewers.
Strategies were implemented to minimise non-participation.
The Commission's view is that setting 2019 as the final deadline for full implementation provides ample time to minimise any transition risks".
A decade after the implementation of prevention plans designed to minimise the impact of high temperatures on health, some countries have decided to update these plans in order to improve the weakness detected in these ten years of operation.
The implementation of such measures aims to minimise any bias that may result from low participation rates among migrants.
Detection error is reduced through the implementation of automated spatio-temporal filtering to minimise speckle and precipitation effects.
World Rugby said it would be "immediately investigating, evaluating and promoting" the implementation of the further safety measures to "minimise the chance of a repeat incident".
Hackney council said that the government should delay the implementation of the policy for a year to minimise the risk of errors that could leave families paying large increases they should not have to.
"What she needs to be concentrating on is protecting jobs and ensuring we have good, tariff-free relations with Europe in the future". The transition period - also referred to as an implementation period - is seen as a way to minimise disruption when the UK leaves the EU for things like business, holidaymakers and security.
While this study demonstrates that medical schools support the notion of men's health learning, an innovative approach to curriculum enhancement may be required to minimise the potential resourcing barriers to implementation.
"We are still talking to them about implementation of the business support review and working with them to minimise the number of potential compulsory redundancies, a number which we have reduced to single figures".
