Sentence examples similar to put measures in place to avoid repetition from inspiring English sources

They say that when there have been previous strikes on campuses, universities have put measures in place to avoid disruption to students.

"We can't avoid droughts, but we can put measures in place to try to prevent them from becoming a famine," Mr. Graziano da Silva said.

At the same time, they considered it was necessary – as they framed it – to put some measures in place to avoid possible problems in the future.

In the case of Greenpeace, the organisation has already apologised to donors and put a series of measures in place to avoid a repeat, the executive director, John Sauven, told the Guardian Voluntary Sector Network.

Implementation of guidelines would involve putting measures in place to correct these barriers.

The total overpaid by the company was calculated by Plumbe as £1,071.14s.3d (approximately £ today); Hunt was immediately dismissed and a gatekeeper to record all goods entering the site was put in place to avoid a repetition of the incident.

Hasty control measures were put in place to avoid the possibility of the two forces accidentally engaging one another, while air support was requested at 08 40.

Games spokesman Christophe Dubi said that measures had been put in place to avoid a further outbreak of the highly contagious virus.

We have to put things in place to avoid that happening again.

Then, together they put processes in place to avoid problems.

Going forward, a number of ideas were jointly posted by Féile and the Féile For All group, which included a range of effective measures that Féile would put in place to avoid a situation like this arising in the future".