Sentence examples for with the objective to stabilise from inspiring English sources

This is an international treaty negotiated at the Earth summit in Rio in 1992 with the objective to "stabilise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that will prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system".

These crops are selected for their metal resistance and accumulation capacity, with the final objective to stabilise and clean the soils in a process called phytoremediation [ 7]-[ 10].

You have to treat the entire system differently: the number one objective is to stabilise the system and restore confidence.

The second objective was to stabilise neighbourhoods, as abandonment was the main threat to the city's sustainable future.

"Now that we control the area, we have no other objective than to stabilise it, and to show the world that we are in our own state and that we deserve a free, democratic and independent state.

"The commission's proposals are inconsistent with the objectives of stabilising credit markets and strengthening investor confidence, and instead would disrupt access to credit and increase market volatility in Europe," Moody's said in a statement on plans to force the agencies to warn bond issuers of rating changes a day ahead of publication.

Such experiments should be conducted with adult gammarids to stabilise the control feeding rate over time.

Treatment with plasmapheresis managed to stabilise the ocular disease progression in both patients.

In [38], the authors used a centralised reinforcement learning engine and the time taken to stabilise performance increased with the size of the managed cluster.

The joint administrators said they would be working closely with the senior management team at the Caparo group to rapidly contact key customers and suppliers, with the objective of stabilising trading, while they assess opportunities to restructure or sell the businesses and their assets.

This highlights the need to stabilise patients with heart failure before discharge, particularly the oldest patients.