Sentence examples for The stabilising of from inspiring English sources

Roger Plenty Stroud, Gloucestershire I heartily endorse Alan Bailey's letter (23 December) on the stabilising of the world's population.

Thanks to happy victories in Afghanistan, it has come to take in the stabilising of that unhappy country to ensure it does not again play host to terrorists and even more important that it does not destabilise its nuclear-armed neighbour, Pakistan, itself repeatedly on the brink of war with India.

Satiety, in this model, and the stabilising of the energy balance are dependent on guilt-free pleasure.

The loss of the stabilising influence of the OPEC cartel could bring down the price of oil to a level where only production in the Middle East could compete.

Some authors [ 2, 9, 10, 14, 19] advocate the posterior approach, because most pathologies of the stabilising structures of the glenohumeral joint are encountered on the anterior aspect of the joint.

However, chromosome stability is most likely a product of the stabilising influence of meiosis and sexual cycles, which act to limit chromosomal changes, rather than because of the innate stability of chromosome and/or telomere structures.

The importance of diene monomer, the stabilising effect of curing process and the addition of antioxidants were evaluated on the basis of several polymer compositions.

She believes in government, not in the top-down planned economy sense, but in the classic stabilising of the nation state sense.

But this performance, originally recorded for radio, marks the early stabilising of the long-running group Evans led with bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Marty Morrell.

Simple anterior dislocation does not seem to be a well described injury The stabilising structures of the elbow can be thought of as a ring [ 6].

This motif of regulation can do two things successfully even before the stabilising effect of repression sets in.