Sentence examples for minimizing the likelihood from inspiring English sources

NSA applies attorney general-approved processes to protect the privacy of US persons – minimizing the likelihood of their information in our targeting, collection, processing, exploitation, retention and dissemination.

"To me, this was not difficult because the priority in a time like this has got to be the stability of our financial system and minimizing the likelihood that this disruption spills over into the real economy.

Federal and state food safety officials have asked industry groups to present long-term strategies for minimizing the likelihood of future outbreaks, and the agency has said it will not rule out the possibility of regulatory requirements.

They are able to supply relatively robust amounts of blood to the fetus early in pregnancy, thus minimizing the likelihood of oxygen deprivation and the need for the placenta to produce soluble FLT.

Also the experiments were limited to low conversions and thus low oxygen partial pressures (PO2 → O2), again minimizing the likelihood of oxygen inhibition.

The reinforced connections can be detailed to develop plastic hinging in the HSS beam member while minimizing the likelihood of a non-ductile weld failure.

The GoE is therefore working to minimize the likelihood of a spillover effect in Ethiopia's Somali Regional State.

The Diallo case, and the restrained weekend protests it inspired, are an urgent call for police reforms designed to minimize the likelihood of another such tragedy.

But he said more research was needed to make sure any drug formula tested in a clinical trial would "minimize the likelihood of a deleterious effect".

Asked about the effect of the plan on taxpayers, he said the credit lines offered a "flexibility" that "minimizes the likelihood they will be used".

Despite the many clever ways that the spy agencies try to minimize the likelihood that their satellites will be spotted, he said, they will be.