Sentence examples for stabilisation means from inspiring English sources

And if "promoting early stabilisation" means flooding Ukraine with Russian citizens who beat people and tear down Ukrainian flags from administrative buildings, then yes, Russia contributed greatly.

The current lack of suitable stabilisation treatments means that many historic iron-tannate dyed objects are rapidly crumbling to dust with the knowledge and value they hold being lost forever.

This meant stabilisation work had to be done.

But, some stabilisation in the mean seems possible in the horizon.

Guards have refused to return to work at Banksia Hill until security is increased, however the report found that the focus on "hardening up" the facility was not the only means to stabilisation, finding numerous weaknesses in its security culture.

We argue that more fluid or associative means of stabilisation seem to be overlooked in the present strategies for retail resilience, leaving more classical network stabilization as the only means of choice.

For 54-year old MacDonald, this has meant a stabilisation in his condition and an end to emergency trips to hospital.

In spite of this, the operating time in the present study compares favourably with that of Lee et al. [ 28] who operated on thirty-six tibial plateau fractures using the less invasive stabilisation system (LISS); their mean operation time was 150 minutes.

Having already lost their monetary policy instrument, the Report's fiscal proposals would remove countries' fiscal policy instrument too and deprive countries of the means of economic stabilisation.

Algal waste stabilisation ponds (WSP) provide a means of treating wastewater, and also a potential source of water for re-use in irrigation, aquaculture or algal biomass cultivation.

A bioreactor landfill is designed to manage municipal solid waste, through accelerated waste biodegradation, and stabilisation of the process by means of the controlled addition of liquid, i.e. leachate recirculation.