With a view to averting disaster in case of an earthquake, city officials have moved aggressively in recent months to enforce earthquake safety standards for old brick buildings.
Meanwhile Berlin wants a tough, new, regime of fiscal discipline to avert future debt crises.
We are conscious of the fact that the history of humanity is replete with major atrocities as a result of the gross violation of human rights and believe that lessons can be learned through remembering history to avert future tragedies.
In the main, they are prevention programmes, seeking to avert future problems by working with parents when children are young(Gomby, Culross, & Behrman, 1999; Olds, Hill, Robinson, Song, & Little, 2000).
Established evidence based strategies already proved to mitigate vascular risk, such as reduction of blood pressure, when promptly and appropriately applied are likely to avert future strokes in people with renal insufficiency.
Mr. Trichet has recently taken the lead in calling for measures to avert future financial crises.
The bill seeks to avert future crises by giving government regulators the power to seize control of failing financial institutions, break them apart, sell off the assets and put them out of business, with shareholders and creditors taking losses.
Judges in the case want to avert future efforts at extortion.
Will the moderate-income housing be well enough designed and managed to avert future shortfalls?
Officials hope to adopt the guidelines later this spring, with a view to the much more distant future.
To handle this aspect of reporting for such a wide range of interventions, we first placed intervention results on a logarithmic scale, with a view to ascertaining order of magnitude differences in cost effectiveness (such as $Int10 100 versus $Int100 1000 per DALY averted).
