Sentence examples for measures in eliminating from inspiring English sources

In the late 20th century CEOs became so frustrated with increasing costs without commensurate improved performance in IT that they took drastic measures in eliminating the monopoly right to serve: They outsourced the entire function.

Measures to control construction-associated dust have been codified into law, but no data exist to demonstrate the efficacy of these mandatory, dust-control measures in eliminating airborne arthroconidia or associated coccidioidal infections.

Proper identification of the causative nature of such diseases is important for establishing preventive measures in eliminating and controlling future cases against exposure, epidemiological reporting and studies (particularly in identifying the rates of disease), regulatory reporting requirements and insurance compensation.

However important, these investments provide a relatively modest return, measured in eliminating errors and repetitive work.

Other security measures include eliminating curbside check-in, allowing only ticketed passengers past security checkpoints, towing unattended vehicles parked within 300 feet of a terminal and banning knives of any kind -- even plastic -- in concession stands and on planes.

He believes resources would be better spent on other control measures: insecticides, sanitary measures such as eliminating standing water in homes, and even the experimental release of genetically engineered mosquitoes to spread a lethal gene.

But in some places, the measures include eliminating contracts for bottled water that are worth several hundred thousand dollars over several years; stopping sales by government cafeterias and vending machines; and even declaring an outright ban on the consumption of any bottled water in government buildings (as is the case in Blue Mountains).

Totally, 21 out of the original 30 measures were eliminated in this round.

Additionally the proposed architecture includes a post-event management to help users and strengthen coordination between aid-agencies in order to optimize human resources and time to implement measures in order to eliminate negative effects on the population.

To better contrast private and public service patterns a single study was needed where comparisons can be made using the same measures in order to eliminate potential methodological biases.

The increase in numbers and the prominence of a few individual women, such as House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, has not resulted in parity in all measures, nor eliminated the potential for male members to demean or even harass their female counterparts.