Examples of using To stem in English and their translations into Swedish
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We need to stem the blood!
It's really important that someone tries to stem the bleeding.
Likely to stem the blood flow so the wound wouldn't be seen.
Some 15 percent of surnames are thought to stem from nicknames.
Blood money paid to stem the slaughter he wreaked upon them with his armies.
When we found him, he was trying to stem the flow of blood.
From bud to stem, an average flower measures about 4 mm yes, millimeters.
He wreaked upon them with his armies. Blood money paid to stem the slaughter.
They're trying to stem your belief, Henry.
they are not sufficient to stem this tide.
Kardashian's tweet appears to stem from an article on CookieDiet.
Many hobby gardeners lime their lawn every winter- supposedly to stem moss growth.
The objective of this network is to stem the extinction of species and habitats.
Seem to stem from his inability to cope with the forces in the world that he perceives to be threatening.
We need to create legal bases to stem these negative trends.
But in order to stem the kid does not feel cold,
I assume he also had to get rid of whatever he would used to stem the blood.
At the same time, this will help to stem the demographic decline of recent decades.
common law deemed to stem from white settlement.
Attempts must also be made to stem the increase in the recruitment of child soldiers,
plaice was unlikely to stem from limitations on days at sea25.
This change in the pattern of trade was alleged to stem both from the transhipment of zinc oxides originating in the PRC via Vietnam.
To stem the brain drain, we need to make Europe more attractive for the top researchers, and also encourage our young people to follow scientific careers.
It says nothing on what measures should be taken to stem these intermittent flows of illegal immigration.
Finally, efforts to stem the losses of ailing state-owned enterprises
Regarding knowledge production, long run productivity gains seem to stem above all from investments in both education and R& D.
The difference appears to stem from the fact that IHS reports all modules which have been sitting in warehouses, shipped or installed.
observed differences cannot be assumed to stem from genetic sequence alone.
This change in the pattern of trade was alleged to stem from a transhipment via Argentina of malleable fittings originating in Brazil.
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.