Sentence examples for prevention of property from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that programs are having small, positive effects in the prevention of property violations, oppositional behavior, and aggression.

These data are still very relevant to the TA authorities as it is used for assistance subsidies (fertilizers, seed grain) for households, prevention of property and land grabbing by neighbours and family relatives and for planning.

The results have confirmed that cod bone gelatin treatment is effective in the prevention of mechanical property loss by preserving bone mass and trabecular architecture.

The Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice raided a property in the central Saudi city of Buraydah on Saturday evening, according to the Ayn al-Youm news website.

Not only that, the real solutions to current problems – more housebuilding, greater regulation of the private rental market, the prevention of South Sea-style property bubbles, and above all, better-paid and more secure work for everyone – can be buried for another day under the emancipatory rhetoric of helping individuals and their families to "live the dream".

Those authors who gave the credit to Numa explained his motivation as the prevention of violent disputes over property.

Whereas the mechanical properties are sufficient as structural materials, its shielding effectiveness and prevention properties of microwave signal is insufficient due to the lack of electromagnetically conductive components.

Lipid blends loaded with TiO2 and caffeine encompassed the UV-filter behavior of TiO2 and the photoaging prevention properties of caffeine.

Many studies have demonstrated that the phenolic compounds possess a wide range of health benefits, such as free-radical scavenging property, anticancer activity, prevention of coronary heart diseases and antiviral properties [6 12].

The relationship between the various structural properties of citrus limonoids and induction of phase II detoxifying enzymes is vital for understanding the cancer prevention properties of various agents.

The routine activities approach has been successfully applied to other forms of crime prevention, particularly property crime (Fisher et al. 1998; Kennedy and Forde 1990; Meithe et al. 1987; Rotton and Cohn 2003) and more recently cybercrime (e.g., Pratt et al. 2010; Reyns et al. 2011).