Sentence examples for moving to stabilize from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Bank, which helped underwrite the offering, said it was moving to stabilize the shares.

Moving to stabilize the crisis-racked economy and attract more international aid, Turkey's new economic minister said today that the government would take limited steps to revamp the country's troubled banks.

Oh, they're still moving to stabilize what passes for a central government, do more in the vast rural areas, and provide more economic development aid, as well as real training for the Afghan army and police forces, but it's all with an eye to compromise rather than outright victory.

A highly effective technocrat, Morauta moved to stabilize the economy and remove obstacles to investment and growth, with the assistance of the World Bank.

As it moved to stabilize the country at home, the new military government also lodged formal requests with the European Union and the British government to freeze the assets of all the senior officials of Mr. Mubarak's government.

WASHINGTON — The Senate on Thursday moved to stabilize the battered housing market by approving a bill to provide tax breaks for home builders and other businesses, a $7,000 tax credit for buyers of foreclosed homes, $150 million for counseling borrowers and $4 billion for local governments to buy foreclosed properties.

When Andros came to New York, he moved to stabilize the situation.

She called the Fed's mortgage purchases "the single most important move to stabilize the economy and to prevent a debacle".

And these pledges are likely not just some showy moves to stabilize the share price.

In a move to stabilize the country’s flagging equities market, China Securities Regulatory Commission on Monday publicly criticized companies for "maliciously" tapping the capital markets.

In a fresh move to stabilize the country’s flagging equities, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite index reaching a seven-month low Monday, the CSRC that same day criticized companies for "maliciously" tapping the capital markets, signaling that the regulator may take concrete action to call a halt to a tidal wave of new share issues that investors fear will swamp the markets.