Sentence examples for on abating from inspiring English sources

And yet there are any number of complications in the contemporary brief against China: the tension between the central government and despotic local officials, the tentative expansion of property rights, newly cordial relations with Taiwan, an increased emphasis by the leadership on abating environmental damage.

Thus far, animal experiments and in vitro cell-culture studies have shown the effects of soluble klotho protein on abating skin atrophy and skeletal muscle dystrophy during aging.

The absence of episodes of myocardial infarction and stroke and the net reduction of the cardiovascular risk in the surgical group suggest that metabolic surgery had a strong impact on abating cardiovascular disease.

America's Census Bureau finds that even the most polluting industries spend no more than 2% of their revenues on abating pollution.

The fallout from a claim by a prominent Romney supporter that former Bush secretary of state Colin Powell endorsed Barack Obama on racial grounds showed no sign of abating on Friday.

DAYS of deadly street battles between Thai security forces and red-shirt protesters showed no sign of abating on Sunday May 16th.

The violence showed little sign of abating on Wednesday, with at least 15 civilians killed, including 2 women and 2 children, an opposition group, the Local Coordination Committees, said.

PARIS — Romania's fierce political sparring showed no signs of abating on Monday, even after President Traian Basescu survived a referendum to remove him from power, raising fears of an extended period of political and economic instability.

The outbreak showed no signs of abating on Sunday, with Germany's national disease control center reporting that the death toll had risen to 22 and that 2,153 people were ill, more than 600 of them in intensive care.

The growing chaos along the vital canal zone showed little sign of abating on Monday as President Mohamed Morsi called out the army to try to regain control of three cities along the Suez Canal whose growing lawlessness is testing the integrity of the Egyptian state.

Nervousness, uncertainty, mixed signals and seeming official disarray have prevailed since the arrest on Oct. 25 of Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, the Yukos chief executive who resigned Monday in the wake of a government inquiry, and showed no sign of abating on Wednesday.