Sentence examples for time neutralised from inspiring English sources

Unfurling his own slogan, "Tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime", Mr Blair for a time neutralised the Tories' advantage on law and order.

"The first time I neutralised an IED was in Iraq in 2006.

It revealed that whilst the NEC condition ended up being slightly slower than its hierarchical counterpart, it was able to balance and optimise all three of the performance variables measured (task time, enemies neutralised and attrition).

But he has only been at the call centre – his virtual Modesto – for two months and has not had sufficient time to "neutralise" his Indian accent.

True, rivals can grow fast, but few successes happen overnight, so eagle-eyed companies still have time to neutralise the opposition.

At the same time, France would be neutralised and Italy bought off with bits of Balkan and African real estate.

If they do, the gift they receive from their time together will neutralise the negative internal object that was the real cause of their pain in the relationship".

He was debating with columnist Melanie Phillips who claimed on a recent Question Time that Iran should be "neutralised" and she was asked on the Daily Politics how that could be achieved.

The arrival of African regional peacekeepers neutralised that threat for the time being, but their 2,500-strong 2,500-strongll too small and ill-equipped to carry out its mandate oforcetectisg civilianstill

Just as they had in the previous two stages, Team Sky stuck to Wiggins's strengths and neutralised the attack by effectively time-trialling their way down the mountain to catch the Nibali group with 40km of the stage left.

Radamel Falcao, as Colombia's main attacking threat, has been neutralised by opposing defenders many times in their World Cup qualifying campaign.