Sentence examples for to avoid the outbreak of from inspiring English sources

A pro-active approach, in which the production system is designed to avoid the outbreak of pests, minimizes the use of inputs in crop production by reducing the need for intervention treatments.

However, despite their own misgivings over the Yemeni regime, they may need to give more active political and financial support in the future to avoid the outbreak of another civil war in Yemen.

In this article, Ōshima summarized the evolving purpose of the secret Kyoto School meetings in three stages: In the very first meetings (which apparently took place prior to those documented in the recovered notebooks), the main theme was "how to avoid the outbreak of war".

Supplies include water containers, purification tablets and bars of soap which are all essential commodities to avoid the outbreak of water-borne diseases.

The United Nations assessment team has reported that the need for water and sanitation facilities is urgent in order to avoid the outbreak of disease, particularly cholera and typhoid.

Large-scale culling on domestic fowl has been carried out in order to avoid the further outbreak of bird flu.

To avoid the influence of local outbreaks, isolates from at least two geographic locations were selected.

The results of this study will help to develop appropriate prevention and control policies toward various host outbreaks in different time periods, to avoid the possibility of continuous large outbreaks.

Health and Nutrition: Preparedness for meningitis epidemics is vital for the region to avoid the occurrence of a large outbreak and its spreading to other countries.

To avoid the occurrence of new malaria outbreaks in these areas it will therefore be necessary to either improve methods to decrease the parasite sources of infection by active search and treatment of symptomatic and (eventually) asymptomatic parasite carriers, or protect the non-immune workers from contact with parasites sources or both.

Mr. Brown, who interrupted his summer vacation to take charge of the crisis, was eager to avoid the economic disaster of the 2001 outbreak, when millions of cattle and other livestock were slaughtered and burned.