Sentence examples for work to stabilise from inspiring English sources

Transocean pointed the finger at Halliburton, which was in charge of the cement work to stabilise the rig.

Its chief executive, Cressida Pollock, said it was the result of a huge amount of work to stabilise the company.

It was only in 2001 that work to stabilise the minaret and shore up its foundations finally resumed.

"Our work to stabilise Afghanistan", says an official, "has only just begun .But Mr Bush prefers to concentrate on reports that Iran has helped al-Qaeda men to safety.

For example, as well as providing immediate support for crops and animals, the FAO is planning urgent rehabilitation work to stabilise risky mountain slopes and map and monitor major cracks in the earth for any movement.

Work to stabilise the nuclear plant is continuing.

David Cameron says the UK is working to stabilise and improve migrants' home countries.

As Sydney's eastern beaches continued to be hit by dangerously strong waves and high tides into Monday evening, the Coogee surf club was deemed as at risk of collapse, with emergency crews working to stabilise the building.

This is a phenomenon Leary knows well, having led the rescue excavation before the engineering works to stabilise Silbury, which was also left riddled with slowly collapsing holes by Georgian and later diggers.

Argentina and Ukraine have been working to stabilise their currencies in the face of investor nervousness.

"We're working to stabilise the collapse itself to make it safe, so we can carry out some further investigations and hopefully then the lake can be replenished," he said.