Sentence examples for steps to stop a from inspiring English sources

A majority, across the partisan spectrum, say government and banks have not taken necessary steps to stop a future crisis, though Republicans were far more critical of government's role than Democrats.

"All the people with an interest in protecting vulnerable people will agree that we have closed an obvious gap in the law and from now on if you fail to take steps to stop a child being killed you're equally responsible," he said.

Image caption Culture minister Ed Vaizey (left) said he hoped the Cezanne (right) would "soon be back on the walls of one of our great public collections" The government has taken steps to stop a masterpiece by 19th Century French artist Paul Cezanne leaving the UK.

He described the truce signed on 5 September in Minsk between Kiev, pro-Russian rebels and Moscow and the European security body the OSCE after five months of conflict in eastern Ukraine as just a "first step" to "stop a massacre".

The Environment Agency has … reduced the extent of their watercourse channel maintenance and taken steps to stop operating a number of structures and systems.

It even makes it hard for users to tell that they are overheating and, perhaps, take steps to stop it, like seeking a cooler location.

Talk: a vocabulary full of words about the "inacceptable" and "intolerable" nature of the Syrian regime's "murderous path" from the United States, France, Britain (and even Germany), but no palpable steps to stop the killing beyond a few very ignorable sanctions.

"We need an immediate meeting with the president, ministers of defence and interior, the ruling party, the Salafist movement and the National Salvation Front to take urgent steps to stop violence and start a serious dialogue," he wrote.

Nervous about having its credibility diminished and committed to being accurate and fair, most major news organizations would take steps to stop the bleeding via a thorough review of the facts.

In February a local angling society said it was taking legal steps to stop what it called an environmental disaster at the site.

His remarks also indicate that Washington will not abandon its insistence that Mr. Arafat take steps to stop terrorist bombings and implement a cease-fire before political negotiations begin on establishing a Palestinian state.