Sentence examples for response to preventing from inspiring English sources

Our government's response to preventing atrocities wherever they occur, including Syria, should include targeted restrictions on the travel and assets of any person, country or company that is a direct or third-party enabler of atrocities, regardless of location.

Within a few years, underground subway construction began as a response to preventing the damage from that kind of storm paralyzing the city once again.

This vaccination campaign is part of a wider response to preventing these diseases.

"We're finally moving from outbreak response to preventing all children in the most vulnerable countries in Africa from contracting yellow fever," said Edward Hoekstra, UNICEF's Senior Health Advisor.

In Italy, the government response to preventing infections among PDUs is mainly based on opioid substitution treatment (OST), detoxification and psychosocial interventions, while needle and syringe programs (NSP) are mainly implemented through NGOs in the setting of outreach programmes with the training for PWIDs and coverage is very low.

The odds of eradicating an introduced population of snakes once it has spread across a large area are very low, pointing to the importance of prevention, early detection and rapid response to prevent further spread of this invasive snake.

This time, Mr. Sarkozy was the one to issue a call for a swift military response to prevent a slaughter in Benghazi, Libya.

Once it became apparent last week that the source of the flu was Mexico, why wasn't our immediate response to prevent passage into Mexico or out to the United States?

The UN said the spread of the disease in neighbouring Liberia was just as alarming and called for a massive international response to prevent the outbreak wreaking havoc in west Africa and beyond.

HLA (human leukocyte antigen) participates in the local immune response to prevent tumor invasion and progression.

This study aimed to characterize G9a as a biomarker in predicting therapy response to prevent overtreatment and adverse effects in CRC patients.