Sentence examples for taking measures to prevent from inspiring English sources

The Yankees said they were taking measures to prevent the accidental distribution from happening again.

Facebook announced that it was taking measures to prevent ad blockers from working on Tuesday last week.

The Abe government announced last autumn it was taking measures to prevent would-be jihadis travelling from or via Japan to join Isis.

"This is certainly an encouraging step that they're taking measures" to prevent the spread of such weapons, said the State Department spokesman James P. Rubin.

In his view, American presidents for the foreseeable future will, like George W. Bush, face enormous pressure to be aggressive and pre-emptive in taking measures to prevent another terrorist attack in the United States.

She worries about odor and about the possibility of garbage fouling the Arthur Kill, but New York officials and the transfer station operators say they are taking measures to prevent those problems.

While we must take measures to prevent TB among African-born children within our borders, long-term prevention will require our assistance internationally as well.

He vowed to take measures to prevent further civilian casualties.

It is unacceptable not to take measures to prevent these tragedies.

Another is to take measures to prevent abuse of government resources in the election campaign.

Despite the difficulty, states confronting suicide attacks must take measures to prevent them.