Sentence examples for steps to tame from inspiring English sources

Investors  |  The Wall Street Journal reports: "India's capital-markets regulator is taking steps to tame what has been one of the world's wildest I.P.O.

At the same time, both nations are mindful of the potentially disastrous consequences of unchecked climate change, and both have taken steps to tame their emissions — steps that could build a foundation for a more positive relationship.

Five years after that winter, when the trade unions were deemed to have taken Britain to the brink of economic chaos, the Thatcher government had taken a series of steps to tame organised labour.

For their part, Mr. Ryan, the Wisconsin lawmaker who is chairman of the budget committee, and other House Republicans describe their proposal as a bold step to tame a program whose unsustainable growth is contributing to the deficit.

The first step to taming a bird is simply getting it used to the presence of your hand in its cage, which is it's home, it's safe space.

By the time he stepped forth to tame his country, the culture of the land had been taken apart and disfigured.

Expect anyone you date to follow the steps in How to Tame a Free Spirit.

By following these seven steps, though, you can start to tame your data and make more accurate, more timely and more consistent decisions that are supported by data not just by intuition.

If you encounter one, you can attempt to tame it with these steps: All fish — even pufferfish — can be used to tame wild ocelot mobs.

If you encounter one, you can attempt to tame it with these steps: Get within 10 blocks of the ocelot.

June 26 , 20141.26pm BST Christian Schulz of Berenberg Bank says the Bank is "stepping gently on the brakes", rather than slamming the pedal to the floor to tame the housing market.