Sentence examples for package stems from from inspiring English sources

Tehran's nuclear program has been a matter of national pride for many Iranians, and Tehran's "complicated response" to the EU package stems from a desire to compromise during the process, giving them more time to win popular domestic support for stopping the enrichment process.

Mr. Cannon said part of his discomfort with the large financial package stemmed from seeing so much need at home.

How did those two things match up?" The stimulus package stemmed from the advice of "the vast majority of economists," he said.

The acrimony stems from a piece of the aid package that the State Legislature passed this spring to help New York City.

The exposure stems from risky loans that the banks packaged and sold as securities at the height of the mortgage bubble.

Most of the queasiness stems from the continued accumulation of bumper compensation packages.

Such caution stems from history.

This stems from two trends.

It stems from self-doubt.

Racism stems from ignorance.

Everything stems from that.