Sentence examples for take steps to stabilize from inspiring English sources
Executives at the International Transmission Company, a Michigan-based distributor of electricity overseen by the Midwest I.S.O., said they were prepared to take steps to stabilize the grid but had no inkling of the unfolding trouble.
Now, with ambiguity over legislative action to repeal and replace the law lifted, the remaining uncertainty is whether Congress and the administration will take steps to stabilize markets or instead undermine them.
Officials of the Group of 20 leading nations said on Thursday that central banks of major economies would take steps to stabilize markets and prevent a credit squeeze, if necessary.
He said that the federal government could take steps to stabilize the marketplaces right away by guaranteeing that the cost-sharing reductions would be paid next year and making a strong statement that people would be penalized if they went without insurance.
And both sides agreed to take steps to stabilize the situation "in line with the spirit of mutual trust..
We can clean up the air, we can make the water safer, and we can take steps to stabilize the climate.
Mr. Stivale credited the congregation with taking steps to stabilize the windows before facing a crisis.
At the beginning of the 21st century, Congo took steps to stabilize its economic situation; in 2001, for example, it shifted toward a more market-oriented economy.
Facebook is taking steps to stabilize its stock, which has lost more than half its value since the company's public offering in May, Somini Sengupta reports in Wednesday's New York Times.
Since the country began moving toward democracy two years ago, Myanmar's leaders have freed hundreds of political prisoners, eased censorship, passed landmark telecommunications and investment laws, and taken steps to stabilize the currency, the kyat.
The 57-year-old prime minister, who was finance minister for 10 years until stepping up to the top job 17 months ago, has been widely credited in recent weeks for taking steps to stabilize Britain's banks that have influenced similar measures in Europe and the United States.
