Sentence examples for steps to calm from inspiring English sources

He says he will govern without the now-discredited political parties, and their pork-barrel politics.He has taken other steps to calm the country.

While the Bank of Japan left the door open to taking fresh steps to calm markets if borrowing costs spiked again, it did not appear to assuage investors.

But they have conducted for years a behind-the-scenes campaign of shuttle diplomacy to urge Europe to do more, welcoming any steps to calm the markets.

The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady at the end of its two-day meeting, holding off on taking fresh steps to calm bond market volatility.

On a day of frenetic diplomatic activity, Mr Hague spoke to the Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, to "urge steps to calm this dangerous situation".

Photograph: DMITRY SEREBRYAKOV/AFP/Getty Images World stock markets have bounced back after Russia took some steps to calm the crisis sparked by its military action in Ukraine.

In the Senate, Charles Grassley of Iowa, a member of the Senate Finance Committee, suggested that the government release corporate tax returns, a step to calm investors that would reverse decades of privacy laws.

The BP chief executive Tony Hayward is due to testify before Congress Thursday, but the agreement with President Obama, struck at the White House Wednesday, was widely seen as a step to calm tensions between BP executives and Washington about the company's efforts to clean up the spill.

The question is whether the deal reached Thursday for another Greek bailout, this time valued at $157 billion, and relief for Portugal and Ireland is a decisive step to calm Europe's financial storm or simply postpones another reckoning for the weakest southern European economies and the euro itself.

They also agreed to create a permanent support fund for the euro after 2013 — something they hope will be a first step to calming the markets.

CAPS has previously been suggested to be an alternative signaling step to CALM [ 11].