Sentence examples for reducing this hazard from inspiring English sources

One method of reducing this hazard would be to "vertically partition" those Disease Registers which hold particularly sensitive data into a series of " sub-Registers", each of which would receive and accumulate only a small subset of the data items required by a Disease Register as a whole for each case of disease (or for each health event).

The investigative documentarians should stop worrying about Navy ships and radar tapes and start asking the aviation administration why it has not acted to reduce this hazard on Boeing jetliners.

However, it is sufficient to establish preventive measures to eliminate or reduce this hazard to acceptable levels.

A clinical risk analysis has been prepared which describes the hazards associated with the use of the device and the associated clinical risks associated with the procedure (eg, general anaesthesia) along with the mitigations available to reduce this hazard.

It may be necessary to take remedial action to reduce this hazard in those dwellings with elevated levels of radon, and new construction should take account of this problem.

A self-closing outlet cover that slides back into place when the outlet is not in use is best to reduce this hazard.

A similar tactic under study in Central Park — providing feed laced with rabies vaccine — appears to be effective in reducing this deadly hazard from city-dwelling raccoons.

Identifying the determinants of stunting and severe stunting among such children would help public health planners to reshape and redesign new interventions to reduce this health hazard.

There was conflicting opinion on whether the 50 cent levy was effective in reducing this type of moral hazard.

The City of London just passed new bylaws allowing members of the Royal Family to drive on the sidewalks after midnight because: (a) it's safer than letting them drive on the roads; (b) the Royals are all unconscious by midnight and unable to drive anyway; (c) they will hit something sooner this way, reducing the hazard to the public.

4. The City of London just passed new bylaws allowing members of the Royal Family to drive on the sidewalks after midnight because: (a) it's safer than letting them drive on the roads; (b) the Royals are all unconscious by midnight and unable to drive anyway; (c) they will hit something sooner this way, reducing the hazard to the public.