Sentence examples for stemming the proliferation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Winston talks about stemming the proliferation of bars on the East Side.

Ted Turner, the founder of CNN, announced here this month that he was donating $250 million to bankroll an organization devoted to stemming the proliferation of nuclear weapons and named Mr. Nunn as its chairman and chief executive officer.

By contrast, Mr Bush's rejection of the test-ban treaty makes it harder to know who is up to no good.Mr Bush's stratagems for stemming the proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and the missiles that carry them are less developed than his plans for anti-missile defences and for arms cuts.

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). said Sunday that if he becomes president in 2016, he will bring "a real political shake-up" that lifts the nation's poorest while stemming the proliferation of millionaires and billionaires.

To stem the proliferation of budget hotels in the district, Mr. Sheekey has agreed to a proposal from Unite Here requiring developers to obtain a special permit for hotels in the garment center, and possibly other industrial areas.

To stem the proliferation of these sites, organizations dedicated to eradicating such hatred have started to exert pressure on online services and shopping sites that deliver, however inadvertently, bigoted and racist views to a worldwide audience.

"This is the missile of greatest concern at this point," said Valerie Lincy, a senior associate at the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control, a nonprofit organization working to stem the proliferation of unconventional weapons that operates under the auspices of the University of Wisconsin.

The three studies, Plasterk says, suggest that the destruction of mRNA to shut down genes evolved long ago, is shared by many species, and likely arose as a way to stem the proliferation of useless genetic trivia.

As one of the biggest proponents of the Iraq war among the candidates, McCain, 71, favors a "peace through strength" approach: a larger Army and Marine Corps, an effective missile defense and a broad-based strategy to stem the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

For decades, America has struggled to balance the rights of law abiding gun owners and the integrity of the Second Amendment against the need to stem the proliferation of deadly weapons in our society, not to mention discourage a culture that glorifies gun ownership.

Lew acknowledged that the issue is "complicated," but said the administration is trying to create a more transparent process in order to stem the proliferation of cash-only businesses, which would be far more difficult to monitor for violations of federal and state laws.