Sentence examples for prevent further destruction from inspiring English sources

Again, tighter regulations have been used to prevent further destruction of the ocean biomes.

And if "understanding" his actions is necessary to prevent further destruction, it ought to be presented in a clear attitude of fierce disapproval.

"In order to prevent further destruction," the Hollywood Reporter said, "Gloria needs to determine why her seemingly insignificant existence has such a colossal effect on the fate of the world".

There is growing joy in the realization that Mr. Hussein is really gone but anger that American troops have not stepped in strongly enough to prevent further destruction in the city.

While there is so much that universities and other local entities can do to reduce their carbon footprints, global warming really must be addressed at the national level if we as a nation are going to have the kind of impact we must have to prevent further destruction of our atmosphere.

Finally, if you would allow me to comment on national policy, I feel strongly that while there is so much that universities and other local entities can do to reduce their carbon footprints, global warming really must be addressed at the national level if we as a nation are going to have the kind of impact we must have to prevent further destruction of our atmosphere.

Can religion make a positive contribution to preventing further destruction of biological diversity and ecosystems and threats to our earth?

Whatever the initial type of biosignature organic, metabolic, or physical the microbial features need to be rapidly encased in a cement, for example, ice, mineral, or a fine-grained, anaerobic sedimentary matrix that becomes lithified (dehydrated) such that it prevents further destruction by environmental degradation and diagenetic alteration.

I am confident that both of us, for the sake of the peoples not only of our own great countries but for the sake of humanity in neighboring territories, have a sacred duty to restore traditional amity and prevent further death and destruction in the world.

General Douglas MacArthur declared Manila an open city to prevent further death and destruction; despite this, the Japanese warplanes continued to bomb the city.

The Observer has seen documents submitted to senior US generals by ORHA on 26 March, listing 16 institutions that 'merit securing as soon as possible to prevent further damage, destruction and or pilferage of records and assets'.