Sentence examples for support to avert a from inspiring English sources

Even as coal industry groups cheered the Trump administration's latest move, they also argued that coal plants would likely need further policy support to avert a serious decline.

An apt illustration of the sentiment among the civilian political elites was provided by the so-called Memogate scandal, in which a Pakistan ambassador to Washington was accused of eliciting U.S. support to avert a military coup in return for the promise of a number of national security concessions.

By June, the mayor was looking for political support to avert a full public inquiry.

In non-bank bubbles, the Fed has had success with a mopping up strategy providing enough liquidity and support to avert disaster after the bubble has already popped.When bank lending is at the centre of a bubble, however, the when is different (the bank should act preemptively) but so is the how.

In the face of a potential catastrophe, the poverty campaign group called for immediate action and increased donor support to avert the coming crisis.

WASHINGTON -- House Republicans once again find themselves in disagreement, this time over how many of their GOP colleagues would actually support a bill to avert a government shutdown if it lacked provisions that delayed or defunded Obamacare.

But if others man the trenches, he will provide artillery support from the rear to avert a catastrophe.

WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush appealed to the United States on Wednesday night to support a $700 billion plan to avert a financial meltdown on Wall Street, and he invited both major presidential candidates to join him and Congressional leaders at the White House on Thursday to forge a bipartisan compromise.

Representative Michael G. Fitzpatrick, Republican of Pennsylvania, one of just 22 House Republicans this year who helped Mr. Boehner pass, with a majority of Democratic support, three crucial bills — to avert a fiscal showdown, to provide relief for the victims of Hurricane Sandy, and to pass the Violence Against Women Act — said he expected he may be asked to do so again.

Given the new atmosphere created in America by the atrocities of September 11th, there has never been much doubt that Mr Bush could collect the support of Congress for action to avert a threat described in these terms.

Leaders from Latin America, Spain and Portugal ended a meeting here this weekend, vowing their "maximum commitment" against terror and support for Argentina as it battles to avert a debt default.