Sentence examples for aiming to stabilize from inspiring English sources

Rather than seeking to balance the books within ten years, which is what Paul Ryan always claims (with very little plausibility) that his budget proposals would do, the White House is aiming to stabilize the deficit at about 2.5percentnt of G.D.P. That's not far from where it is now.

The external fixation system was removed, and a reamed knee arthrodesis intramedullary nail (T2®, Stryker) was inserted aiming to stabilize the newly formed regenerate from bending or re-fracture.

For example, if the world was aiming to stabilize the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere at 450 parts per million—a commonly discussed goal it might have to reduce industrial carbon emissions an additional whopping 100 billion tons or more to compensate for carbon stocks released by soils and waters.

When healing fails within a clinically reasonable time period (6 9 months), a second surgical intervention, aiming to stabilize the fracture, is inevitable [ 8, 11].

In parallel, the rate of infusion of 20% dextrose was adjusted as needed, aiming to stabilize plasma glucose at 5.0 mmol/L at 40 min followed by sequential lowering to 3.8 mmol/L, 3.4 mmol/L, 2.8 mmol/L, and 2.4 mmol/L in 40-min steps.

Market monopolization was attempted early as Bulgaria, Romania, and Yugoslavia established state trading organizations that aimed to stabilize farm incomes by monopolizing the purchase and sale of cereal grains.

A report released by Xinhua in English said that China would "guarantee steady growth of the economy," while a report by the news agency in Chinese said Beijing aimed to "stabilize" growth.

Reclamation process is an integral part of mining operation aimed to stabilize mine degraded sites which resulted carbon sequestration.

At the same time, it is aimed to stabilize the bio-object and develop a new bio-identity.

One can observe that a number of autistic children's activities aim to stabilize an evanescent body image.

There are a number of processing methods that aim to stabilize and provide an immunologically inert tissue scaffold.