Furthermore, the Shanghai sell-off appears to have been driven not by doubts about the well-being of China's economy but by local anxieties about possible new measures designed to curb speculation — something that would make no difference to American corporations.
Her son praised Mr. McCain for realizing "we need to do something" to curb oil consumption, but he said he was not counting on the next president to make radical changes in energy policy.
The ride kicks off at a political rally in the Domain in Sydney, where a pollie pledging to do something to curb pollution is assassinated with a long-range rifle.
The object was to do something to curb it, by pursuing prosecutions and stepping up training, particularly of national contingents in peacekeeping forces, so that civilians would be protected against predatory soldiers.
"The policy road map India is adopting to curb emissions is innovative — something that will make industries look at making efficiency the centerpiece rather than some step that follows an ineffective carrot and stick policy," said Srinivas Krishnaswamy, chief executive of the green policy consultants Vasudha Foundation India.
There are a majority across Europe who want to do something to curb excessive bonuses… the system we are putting in place allows you to double or even treble your base salary, and gives enough space to devise incentive schemes so that people can really perform and be rewarded for performance.
Democrats like the proposal because it's doing something to curb gun violence.
At the same time, we must do something to curb the wild fluctuation in food prices, an issue the G20 has agreed to take on in November.
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