Sentence examples for reducing the danger of from inspiring English sources
He was chairman of its committee on reducing the danger of nuclear war and was its scholar-in-residence at the time of his death.
They made the wearer conspicuous in the smoke and chaos of the battlefield, signaling his allegiances, and reducing the danger of his becoming a target of friendly fire.
In addition, an early warning station will be established in Moscow staffed jointly by Russian and American personnel to share information on missile and space launches, reducing the danger of misreading peaceful launches as surprise attacks.
This study aimed to explore the potential demand of Fatigue Warning Systems (FWSs) among professional drivers as a means of reducing the danger of fatigue driving and to examine their opinions regarding the design of FWSs.
The move, part of a package of banking regulations known as Basel III that is aimed at reducing the danger of big bank failures, was hailed Thursday by some European lawmakers.
Like Mr. Blankfein, the other bankers -- Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, John J. Mack of Morgan Stanley and Brian T. Moynihan of Bank of America -- offered measured support for tougher financial regulations that would include raising banks' capital reserve requirements and reducing the danger of systemwide risk.
The track would then rejoin the original circuit just before the tunnel, thus cutting the speed at which cars go through and reducing the dangers of the confined area.
Harm reduction is the concept of reducing the dangers of drug and other substance use, including the damage due to addiction.
In 1913, the German Roentgen Society provided professional guidelines aimed at reducing the dangers of radiation exposure to medical workers.
The results showed HI values proved to be satisfactory and effective in reducing the dangers of heat stroke during military training.
He then addresses the parallel problems posed by nonstate actors and terrorists and closes with a prescription for reducing the dangers of uncontrolled biology.
