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minimització The act of reducing something to the least possible amount or degree or position.
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They are also advocating for pill testing and other harm minimisation services.
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Designing cabin products with waste minimisation in mind can also help, he says.
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The EPA report is highly critical of attempts at waste minimisation.
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They are also asking for their parties to make plastic waste minimisation a priority.
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He said Russia advocates bilateral agreements with offshore jurisdictions aimed at curbing illegal tax-minimisation schemes.
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I have never sought or been given tax minimisation advice by HSBC, directly or indirectly.
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The randomisation sequence was computer-generated using the minimisation method.
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They'll spend the first day of each festival educating people about waste minimisation, Sam says.
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The principle of minimisation establishes that no one should ask or extract more data than necessary.
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The state government has continually argued there was no evidence the harm-minimisation strategy would save lives.
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Common Unity Project founder Julia Milne says there's a strong focus on sustainability and waste minimisation.
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It says the largest corporations with operations in Australia favour two tax minimisation techniques over any others.
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There is little doubt that the adoption of harm minimisation helped Australia avoid a catastrophic HIV epidemic.
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A number of politicians, including Greens leader Richard Di Natale, joined the campaign for a harm minimisation approach.
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Conclusion: This analysis suggests that minimisation of unwanted radiation dose inhomogeneity in the breast reduces late adverse effects.
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It fulfils the goal of cost minimisation and quality of care in today's environment of medical cost containment.