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However, the bailout funds are not large enough to stem a panic on their own.

Government officials say energy efficiency, and electricity generation from wind and energy, while important, will not be enough to stem a shortfall beyond 15 years.

The ascent of the far right has embarrassed Greek officials, with the coalition government accused of not doing enough to stem a rise in racially motivated attacks in recent months.

Karl Koehler, who is chief executive of the Indian's conglomerate's European arm, said EU and UK policymakers were not doing enough to stem a glut of Chinese imports flooding the market.

LONDON, Sept. 19 — The Bank of England abruptly reversed its policy on Wednesday of refusing to ease lending standards, offering to inject cash into British money markets amid criticism that it had not done enough to stem a credit squeeze that has undercut its economy.

High-definition Blu-ray DVDs are proving popular sales will pass traditional DVDs in 2013 but not popular enough to stem a 3.3% decline in physical video sales and rentals, according to Strategy Analytics, a research firm.Global box-office receipts will grow by 6.6%, almost double the rise in home-video sales, PwC predicts.

If these steps are not enough to stem an overflow of homeless people, Dr. Schretzman said, the city will again house people in a vacant wing of the the Bronx House of Detention for Men.

With the government under sharp criticism from Israelis for not doing enough to stem terrorism, Mr. Ben-Eliezer promised a further "long list of actions" in the West Bank and Gaza Strip that would "make the closure much bigger than it is now".

EU leaders have criticised Turkey, which is hosting 2.5 million refugees, for not doing enough to stem the flow of people heading to Greece, despite a €3bn deal signed last year aimed at preventing migrants from setting sail for Europe.

The conversion of natural land-covers into human land uses were detected for protected and unprotected coastal stretches highlighting that the only establishment of a protected area is not enough to stem undesirable land-use outcomes.

But whatever steps Mr. Hesse has taken have not yet been enough to stem the tide of losses that has plagued Sprint for more than a year.