Sentence examples similar to minimising trade from inspiring English sources

In line with this, Slovenian interviewees promote integrative forest management as practised in Slovenia, as it allows for a synergetic balance amongst different forest ES while minimising trade-offs: "The management of forests in Slovenia is a result of a long tradition and forest management planning and it does not have a negative impact on other functions" (Slovenia: conservation group).

The British policy of salutary neglect for its North American colonies intended to minimise trade restrictions as a way of ensuring they stayed loyal to British interests.

A people-focused approach will require concerted action to maximise synergies and minimise trade-offs, but ultimately, it can lead to wins for all – especially poor people and vulnerable groups.

Such an understanding is essential for informing better management of multi-functional landscapes and minimising costly trade-offs.

The definition of RZs is, therefore, completely compatible with the establishment of VZs as well as CZs and SZs, and could be used to inform or at least complement them, thereby helping to minimise subsequent trade restrictions.

Using the (0, 1) criterion, the point on the curve that minimises the trade-off between sensitivity and specificity, thus having the shortest distance to the coordinate (0, 1), is chosen and patients are classified accordingly as positive or negative around this corresponding protein expression value.

Those firms are working hard to strip down their cost bases by shedding employees and minimising the risk of trading blow-ups over the next year.

The origin of money is a market-led response to barter costs, in which the best money is that which minimises the costs of trade.

The business penalty for slowness has been minimised by the "trade-through" rule, a regulation that forces brokers to allow the exchange time to find the best price.

Yet the prescription to fix it relies heavily on curbing the "greed" of the rich and redrawing free trade deals to minimise the loss of manufacturing jobs overseas – measures that look designed more to turn the clock back rather than adapt to technological shifts that many blame for rising inequality.

All of the proposals surveyed drive adaptation to minimise SLA violations and some trade this off with a secondary objective.