Sentence examples for take steps to stem from inspiring English sources

[A1.] Nikkei Rallies on Mori's Remarks The Japanese stock market rose after Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori said the government planned to take steps to stem falling stock prices.

The Japanese stock market rose today after Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori said the government planned to take steps to stem falling stock prices.

We need to organize, protest, write letters to the editor, and demand that our legislators take steps to stem the gun madness.

But, concerned about sprawl and diminishing farmland, the town is taking steps to stem the tide.

While Liberia was taking steps to stem any illicit trade in what are widely known as "blood diamonds" because of their role in fueling conflicts in Africa, the government says it cannot control mining in rebel-held areas, he said.

After eight years of paralysis during the Bush administration, Obama's Energy Secretary Steven Chu and his deputies began a non-stop series of visits to China to sign deals on energy cooperation and to reassure members of Congress that China, in fact, appreciates the urgency of climate change and is taking steps to stem it.

The airlines already have taken steps to stem further losses, including cutting capacity, laying off workers and canceling unprofitable or low-margin routes.

Elizabeth's ministers took steps to stem the tide: fines for refusal to attend church were raised from 12 d.

If the people at the Fed, the Treasury, and in other key positions had mastered arithmetic, and were prepared to act on their knowledge, they would have taken steps to stem the growth of the housing bubble.

Take steps to see the big picture.

Take steps to self publish your book.