Sentence examples for it containment from inspiring English sources
The nomenclature used on the police side, meanwhile, exudes Wordsworthian calm: they call it "containment", an attempt to mop protesters' brows in the interests of everyone's "public safety".
As ever in Anderson's films, artifice is a means of channelling, concentrating, and conveying emotion in a way that's all the more powerful and enduring for its containment — it's also inseparable from adventure and danger.
And just in case we still didn't get it, a few days ago, a bolt of lightning struck a BP ship like an exclamation mark, forcing it to suspend its containment efforts.
The operators of the Ranger uranium mine, Energy Resources Australian (ERA), said that shortly after it was finished wind conditions changed and it jumped containment lines into the park which surrounds the mine.
Although President Obama insisted during his trip to four East Asian countries worried about China's rapid rise (while not visiting China) that, "We're not interested in containing China," some experts nevertheless were correctly calling it the "containment tour".
Beijing, meanwhile, sees it as "containment".
The police justified it as "containment".
The main feature of it was "containment" originated by George Kennan in 1947.
The cause of floods is well understood by and large, but it can be summed up as an above-average amount of water turning up in a place that is not able to cope with it via containment, drainage etc.
De Standaard said in an editorial that the cardinal's "only aim is to avoid having the case made public so many years after the facts," adding, "It is containment, nothing more".
