Sentence examples for reduce a danger from inspiring English sources

Though the proposal is controversial, banning plastic bags would be a relatively effortless way to protect the environment, save energy and reduce a danger to wildlife as well as dogs and other pets.

The new bill expanded on the limited criteria previously proposed by the governor by declaring that pupil assignment would be made in order to ensure "efficient" (e.g., integrated) operation of the schools and to reduce a clear and present danger to the public safety of citizens in those districts which integrated.

SEOUL -- Once upon a time, two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, held summits to reduce the danger of a nuclear war.

Their very first suggestion was to modify "the Cold War posture of deployed nuclear weapons to increase warning time and thereby reduce the danger of an accidental or unauthorized use of a nuclear weapon".

But while trying to reach agreements on trade, technology transfer and environmental issues, Mr. Clinton must make clear that his greatest interest is to see India and Pakistan reduce the danger of a nuclear confrontation.

Mr Hefez and Mr Bloom quote extensively from the inquiry that found Mr Sharon guilty as defence minister of failing to reduce the danger of a massacre before letting Lebanon's Christian militiamen into the Palestinian refugee camps.

In order to reduce the danger of a potential terrorist attack using biological agents, it is necessary to detect rapidly and precisely the deadly microorganisms before they can spread the average doubling time of a bacterial population is a little over 20 minutes at room temperature.

An official Israeli Commission looking into the 1982 massacre of Palestinians at the Sabra and Shatila refugee camps in Lebanon had found Sharon responsible for failing to give suitable instructions to prevent or reduce the danger of a massacre before allowing the Lebanese militia into the camps.

Establishment of a direct communications link between top military officials in Washington and Tehran would reduce the danger of an accident, miscalculation, or covert, false-flag attack.

The Bush administration has defended the increased logging as a way to reduce fire danger.

How best to reduce the danger has been a source of heated debate since the 1991 firestorm.