Containment Quotes

You use your sides as containment, you leave them OK, so if there's stuff that falls, it falls into the belly of the ship. It's critical not to unbalance the ship as you take things out of it, or it can roll or break in half. - Alan Sprott

You can't tell me the state can cut this money and that services aren't reduced. You can't say the savings is going to come off the administrative end. Because of (Medicaid) cost-containment in 2003-2004, administration was cut then. There's not a whole lot of administrative (cost) left. - Sharon Anderson

Woodall's ability to get out of the pocket and make plays and get rid of the ball is what concerns me the most... We have to start with the containment of him. - Kevin Wallace

Why shouldn't rap be esoteric, able to take in current events, history and criticism? I guess it's this old idea of containment - that rappers, because they're black, can't and shouldn't aspire to look outside the ghetto for influence. - Saul Williams

While the United States market is very important to us and we will aggressively pursue it, we are focusing our attention on areas of the world that have already been affected by this deadly disease and their governmental agencies are seeking viable solutions to help the containment of disastrous outbreaks. - Perry Law

Where health care has failed is in designing a cost containment mechanism that works. - Peter Shumlin

What's been done here, we'll just be following up and let the local folks have some well-earned rest. Until you get a fire line all the way around it, containment's kind of a nebulous term. - Bill Sweet

What we have here is the best of all possible worlds. We have the containment of inflation -- it almost appears to be price deflation -- and yet we're still doing very well in terms of corporate earnings growth. - John Lonski

We've had to shift strategies from a containment strategy to one that focuses almost exclusively on the protection of people and property, which means that a lot of these fires are going to burn for a substantial period of time. - Marc Racicot