Examples of using To stem in English and their translations into Finnish
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By the same token, one cannot praise a person who could have taken action to stem evil, but who was content to simply point it out.
radical measures must be taken to stem this constant rise.
We need to introduce specific measures to stem this flow of- often forced- migration, which is a tragedy for mankind.
It says nothing on what measures should be taken to stem these intermittent flows of illegal immigration.
Many measures have been introduced worldwide, particularly by the European common fisheries policy, to try to stem and reverse this decline.
SAFE relaxed rules on mandatory foreign currency conversion to the yuan this year, mainly to stem growth of forex reserves.
The tobacco pandemic and the associated adverse health consequences will only increase as we go further into the 21st Century if nothing is done to stem the tide.
Efforts to stem the losses of ailing state-owned enterprises and certain large utilities had only mixed results.
Sir, I have the honor to refer to the very serious calls…"which have recently been made upon fighter command…"in an attempt to stem the German invasion.
underlines the importance of continuing to assist those countries in their own efforts to stem such migratory flows.
If we fail to stem the rise of poverty in the EU as a result of the existing exceptional circumstances,
The problem seems to stem from the temporary accounts that were created during the transition failing to migrate,
At the same time, however, I would like to say that most of the shortcomings for which the Serbs are censured in the draft resolution of the European Parliament can be seen to stem from the former years of destructive engagement by some EU Member States in the Balkans, and the direct aggression of NATO against Serbia.
but also to stem the erosion of tax bases as a consequence of the increasing international mobility of production factors labour and capital.
On the other hand, if this declaration is supposed to stem from the 1997 declaration adopted by Parliament, which spoke of dialogue in positive terms,
However, we need to make it clear that we want to use all of the instruments to help to stem speculation and that, above all and in order to prevent a new crisis,
As migration from outside the Union will be the only way to stem population decline, ensuring that migrants and their children can find a job
presents ways to improve the Commission's current means of action to promote enhanced IPR standards in third countries and to stem the trade in IPR infringing goods.
with the natural consequence that we have to observe carefully what steps can be taken to stem this overproduction and slow down the growth in the agricultural budget.