Sentence examples for prevent turmoil from inspiring English sources

The news from the debt markets, however, did little to prevent turmoil on Europe's stock markets which extended their earlier, heavy losses before climbing back in response to the positive opening on Wall Street.

The expression, "In order to scare the monkeys, you need to kill a chicken," says it all: to prevent turmoil, the interests of few must be sacrificed for the greater good, particularly given China's huge, unruly population.

Plunges in markets now could help prevent greater turmoil later.

Regional powers have since pressed Mr. Rajoelina to stand aside to prevent more turmoil during this year's vote.

He argues that only the deployment of a UN peacekeeping force can prevent the turmoil in East Timor from growing worse.

A fortiori, Congress also possesses ample authority to prevent chaos, turmoil and violations of due process in presidential elections.

Without a minimum of confidence in the market, nothing can prevent further turmoil – even for solid banks.

By so doing, it would help prevent political turmoil and win strategic influence in the region.In America, the article suggested, China should buy up businesses in order to acquire sophisticated know-how.

To conjure that fate and prevent further turmoil spreading throughout the region, the United States and allies would do well to work with — rather than against — Russia to prod all Syrian parties to the negotiating table and have them eschew escalating violence.

President Obama and the US treasury secretary, Tim Geithner, welcomed a commitment by the European Central Bank to step up its efforts to boost growth, which could mean a cut in interest rates at its next meeting in October, but pressed France and Germany to move quickly with a rescue package to prevent further turmoil.

Unfortunately history DOES repeat itself but I hope we can learn from history and prevent the turmoil from occurring again.