Sentence examples for to limit disruption from inspiring English sources

However, it is possible to limit disruption.

To limit disruption in case of future attacks, the exchange will rely on a combination of contingency measures, he said.

The government has apologised for the "totally unacceptable" disruption on the railways at Christmas but defended Network Rail, which it said completed most of its projects on time and attempted to limit disruption.

The Wheatley Review, which was ordered by Chancellor George Osborne after Barclays was hit with a £290 million fine for Libor manipulation, said any move to using new rates would need to be carefully planned to limit disruption.

Although the blockade by strikers at Calais has been lifted, cross-Channel ferry services remain limited, with thousands of lorries still lining the M20 motorway in Kent as part of Operation Stack, a police scheme to limit disruption amid delays which have lasted in some cases beyond 48 hours.

For example, at five schools that were marked to be phased out — a process that typically happens over several years to limit disruption for their students — students' performance was so much improved that staff members were given cash bonuses this year; city officials explained that closed schools are often able to foster better relationships with students as enrollment dwindles.

To limit disruptions, British Airways plans to fly more larger planes during the strike period and cancel more short-haul than long-haul flights.

She asserted the Board of Trustees is attempting to propose rules which will maintain a balance between the rights of people to protest and the needs of the administration to limit disruptions to the educational process.

Cutting setons have been used in an attempt to slowly divide the sphincters while allowing scarring to occur and limit disruption of the muscular ring, with recurrence rates from 22% to 39% [ 9, 10].

"My goal will be to do something that will limit disruption and will be as simple and as easy to execute as possible," he said after a commission meeting on other issues.

The ILW will have to accommodate enhanced additional heating up to 50 MW for up to 20 s, subject to two technical constraints: keep the PFCs inertially cooled only and limit disruption forces on existing infrastructures at the levels set by the present PFCs.