Sentence examples for reducing threats from inspiring English sources

In addition to reducing threats, the N.F.L. hopes that the new clear-bag policy speeds up entry into stadiums, where lines are typically longest about 15 minutes before kickoff.

Conversely, an RCMP unit based in Toronto may not be able to make a great contribution to aboriginal communities but would be a central player in reducing threats from organized crime and terrorist activity.

Field commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan, where the Air Force is in charge of the Predators, say their ability to linger over an area for hours, streaming instant video warnings of insurgent activity, has been crucial to reducing threats from roadside bombs and identifying terrorist compounds.

She currently leads BCI's conservation science department and directs global bat conservation initiatives that target reducing threats and protecting globally endangered bats through research innovation and increasing capacity and local stakeholder involvement in conservation.

Most conservation practitioners would rather spend the next dollar raised on reducing threats than monitoring the effectiveness of their actions.

Assessing the benefits of conservation actions, including the relationship between reducing threats and biodiversity, is a significant challenge and research priority in conservation.

The same impacts of reduced environmental pollution and reduced threats to public health were recorded (UNEP 2012).

The European Commission, for example, outlined six priorities and actions that can reduce threats to biodiversity.

"Technology is offering fresh opportunities for law enforcement to tackle online drug markets and reduce threats to public health.

An important motivation for research in natural hazards is to reduce threats posed by natural disasters to at-risk communities.

In September 2015, the FWS found that the conservation efforts significantly reduced threats to the sage-grouse, and therefore the species did not need protection under the ESA.