Sentence examples for to help forestall from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon is using an expanded American presence in Asia to help forestall deep cuts in the defense budget.

One city, Wauwatosa, Wis., requires its employees to undergo "colonoscopy at age 50, to help forestall cancer and potentially high treatment costs," you report.

Containers to Clinics is one of many innovative approaches to building or rebuilding infrastructure in developing countries, to help forestall disasters or, as in Haiti, recover from one.

The Chinese cut their bank reserve ratio requirement by 0.5%, a move designed to help forestall a serious slowdown in the country.

But Guardian Australia understands the full picture of the company's position remains unclear to any of the government figures who have been asked to help forestall the refinery's collapse.

Policy makers said when they cut interest rates this week that the move was taken "to help forestall some of the adverse effects" of financial disruptions on the broader economy, rather than to rescue investors.

Britain's P2P industry is awaiting a decision to extend tax-free savings schemes to its lenders.Regulation to the rescueRegulation should help forestall a big worry: that an ill-run platform might collapse, taking investors' money with it.

"Early detection of land subsidence hot spots, for example, can help forestall long-term damage to water supply and flood control infrastructure," said Jeanine Jones, a manager at the California Department of Water Resources.

Democrats said they were open to a substantial tax cut, and clearly do not want to be blamed for blocking action that could help forestall a recession.

To raise some revenue for public purposes and help forestall a new bubble, a large tax increase on land values makes sense.

Disease management programs that help patients keep their blood pressure and blood sugar levels in check and encourage them to get regular foot and eye exams can help forestall or even prevent expensive complications, like kidney failure, amputation, blindness and stroke.