Examples of using To stem in English and their translations into Czech
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To stem these threats.
We have managed to stem the bleeding.
Walter, you got to get pressure against that wound to stem.
All thanks to stem cell research.
Madam, it's really important that someone tries to stem the bleeding.
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We have got to stem this tidal wave of moral decay.
It is a strip of cloth twisted tight with a rod or stick, to stem the bleeding.
I tried to stem the bleeding, but she was already gone.
I'm diverting some of the nanites to stem the internal blood loss.
Only if everyone concerned works together in constructive partnership can we make a significant andlasting contribution to stemming this epidemic.
I feel like I'm trying to stem a tide, and… so alone, you know?
It is taking all possible measures, but they are not sufficient to stem this tide.
They're forming a task force to stem the flow of drugs into the States.
Regrettably, in the search for new scientific andbusiness opportunities, many of the monitoring technologies also seem to stem from this practice.1.
Blood money paid to stem the slaughter he wreaked upon them with his armies.
Let us thank their Drug Enforcement Agency for their efforts to stem the flow of narcotics from South America.
Blood money paid to stem the slaughter he wreaked upon them with his armies.
Actions to prevent andtreat the disease are vital in order to stem the growing tide of infections.
They have failed to stem the increasing inequalities across Europe and they continue to encourage activities which are harmful to both the environment and social cohesion.
It says nothing on what measures should be taken to stem these intermittent flows of illegal immigration.
If we fail to stem the rise of poverty in the EU as a result of the existing exceptional circumstances, then the EU will have failed to address the most important issue stemming from this economic and financial calamity.
At the same time, this will help to stem the demographic decline of recent decades.
The democratisation of North Africa, a respect for human rights, andthe emerging economic growth associated with these are the best way to stem the human tide on Europe's southern border.
Tajikistan is also key to efforts to stem the flow of illegal drugs to Europe from Afghanistan.
Expressing a clear condemnation, proposing a no-fly zone, establishing an arms embargo and other sanctions, providing humanitarian aid, evacuating European citizens, ensuring assistance to civilian populations affected are, however,all ex post measures that merely seek to stem the disaster.
We must try to ensure that both here, in this Chamber, and wherever we can exert our influence, the Communist past is dealt with,as this is the only way to stem the tide of Russia's policy of terror at home and its imperialist ambitions abroad.
DE Mr President,the efforts of the European Union to stem or completely eradicate animal epidemics and diseases like rabies are, of course, extremely laudable and it is certainly very positive that measures are being taken to facilitate cross-border tourism with pets.
This is an extremely dangerous phenomenon, andone of the most significant remedies has been to stem the online sale of medicines of dubious origin.
The first level concerns the immediate situation. Additional funds must be made available to deal with the crisis; we need at last to prepare a European round table, putting on the agenda the possibility of sharing out the immigrants fairly among the various countries; and, lastly, we have to meet with the provisional Tunisian Government to demand that resources andinstruments be put in place to stem the current exodus.
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, resources are available to help those banks that, in spite of this, still get into difficulty.