Sentence examples for intervention to stabilize from inspiring English sources
First, ECB intervention to stabilize borrowing costs.
"While I applaud the recent federal intervention to stabilize the market — and thus our entire economy — it is important we also take the next step as a nation by regulating areas of the market which have previously lacked appropriate oversight".
In the depression of 1873 96 (actually years of slower, uneven growth) industrial and labour leaders formed cartels, unions, and lobbies to agitate for tariffs and other forms of state intervention to stabilize the economy.
For many people, the talk of champions recalled France's "dirigiste" days, when the government worked closely with the country's business elite to manage French industry -- a tendency that dated back to the 17th century, when Louis XIV's comptroller general, Jean Baptiste Colbert, created government monopolies and introduced other forms of intervention to stabilize the economy.
This paper investigates optimized monetary policy rules in the presence of government intervention to stabilize prices of certain categories of goods and services.
In January of 1999 the final and definitive intervention to stabilize the tower was conducted: The earth beneath the tower's foundation was excavated and removed, forcing the tower lower and reducing its vertical incline.
The rule change had been set in motion well before the Fed's interventions to stabilize financial markets.
His condition has ranged from serious to critical, Mr. Zuma said, and occasionally doctors have had to use "medical interventions" to stabilize him, the government has said.
In 20% (12/59 events) the ICU admission followed after MET interventions to stabilize the patient on the ward for one or two days.
Interventions to stabilize patients who are hemodynamically unstable and require emergency cardioversion should not be delayed due to initiation of anticoagulation [ 4].
Family based interventions to stabilize socioeconomic conditions may help overcome psychosocial challenges that otherwise would present as barriers to the child's learning.
