Stemming the flow

4.2.1 The Committee believes that curbing HCAI also requires

Damming Capital

So what could and should be done about this conundrum?

Even Richard Kingson pulled up some brilliant saves to keep the Serbs at Bay.

But the French state does what it has to do to repress and contain anti Semitism.

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It was deemed a measure that was necessary to stem the spread of the disease.

At the same time farmers who are going through a difficult period should be cushioned against the worst effects and encouraged to diversify with the help of direct income aid.

Under pressure from the Mughal government, the administration of Fort St George eventually stepped in and introduced laws to curb the menace.

5.1 Many Member States have introduced judicial procedures for containing over indebtedness.

Any easing up now can only mean added misery for farmers in the future.

President Bouteflika constantly promises to contain the violence.

So the rich world will, in a knee jerk response, erect ever higher barriers to stem the human tide.

In short, more law, rather than less, is needed to help stem the violence.

To stem the outflow of dollars, the central bank may well be forced to raise interest rates.

There has never been a greater need for hard measures and sound cooperation in order to harness this mindless violence.

Have we really done enough to contain the terrorism that is striking Israel now, as it has done for years?

It creates greater security for the public and can help us to contain cross border forms of crime.

In fact, a number of steps can and should be taken to stem the rise in inequality.

The present Government has set itself the task of checking the economic decline within a two year period.

What is the Community's position on supporting these elections?

For 30 years, we have failed to curb overfishing in any real way.

There is some reason for optimism that efforts to stem the tide of violence can succeed.

In that regard, the experience of ECOWAS is also a specific example of mobilization to contain that phenomenon.

(m) Implement prevention and control measures at Member State level to support the containment of healthcare associated infections

The existing system has proved insufficient to stem the Community's losses to those perpetrating fraud.

Washington's diplomatic efforts to contain religious radicalism in the region likewise deserve European backing.

At best, we can stem the evil more or less effectively.

Sadly the law in question, originally conceived to top up the state coffers, cannot prevent this risk...

In the overwhelming majority of cases, those resources fall far short of what is required to successfully intervene in a crisis.

The time has come for a deep collective reflection in order to identify ways to contain these conflicts.

We must finally take action to definitively stop this flood of disasters and we have good reasons for demanding this in Parliament.

Costs continue to climb, but nothing seems to contain their growth for very long.

Efforts to stem the consumption of illicit drugs must be stepped up.

Some of those countries have managed to arrest the epidemic at an early stage.

They have likewise made praiseworthy endeavours to try to stop the growth in, or even diminish trafficking in and consumption of, drugs.

While numerous initiatives have been undertaken to curb violence, the overall result is far from reassuring.

And even if communities voted for the wrong political party, they would still receive insecticide treated bed nets to curb the deadly threat of malaria.

We therefore call upon all United Nations Members to take firm and resolute action to curb that global scourge.

Mr President, it is high time the European Commission produced a concrete programme to curb the greenhouse effect.

Existing EU law is clearly not enough to stem the tide of the reported USD 590 billion which is laundered world wide every year.

Consumers have lost confidence and, in order to contain this phenomenon, there must be systematic BSE tests on cattle and sheep.

Yet he did not consider how difficult it is to control passion, once it is unbridled.

To slow down the country's worst foot and mouth disease outbreak, the government culled near a quarter of its herd and buried them on the ground.