Sentence examples for To avoid destabilizing from inspiring English sources

The Chinese finance minister, Xie Xuren, shrugged off the complaints from the Brazilians and others, rather pointing to the need for other major economies to maintain their currencies' value to avoid destabilizing the world economy.

Unless faced with a rapid change in the outlook or a financial crisis, the Fed has tended to change course gradually to avoid destabilizing the markets; in this case, the Fed has moved from a tilt toward cutting rates to a neutral stance, and many economists expect that it will use its next meeting, on May 7, to signal that it intends to start raising rates.

As a result, it was advocated to maintain the integrity of this structure whenever possible to avoid destabilizing the glenohumeral joint.

The issue has become particularly important since the Bush administration decided to minimize the use of bases in Pakistan, a step taken to avoid destabilizing that nation, which has tested nuclear weapons in the past.

B4 NO F-16'S FOR PAKISTAN -- The Bush administration has rejected Pakistan's request to release a fleet of F-16 jet fighters that it bought in the 1980's, American officials said, adding that the United States wanted to avoid destabilizing relations in South Asia.

We pledge to avoid destabilizing booms and busts in asset and credit prices and adopt macroeconomic policies, consistent with price stability, that promote adequate and balanced global demand.

Inspection of the sequence logos of the experimental, non-acetylated cTP cleavage site (Figure 6B) showed that the experimental N-termini essentially avoided destabilizing residues.

Chair of the energy and climate change select committee (ECCC), Tim Yeo MP, said CCS was "absolutely vital if we are to avoid dangerously destabilizing the climate".

Many on Wall Street and in government argue that rescues are essential, to avoid the risk of destabilizing the financial system — with one bank's failure to pay its obligations leading to problems at other banks.

They also highlight the difficulty of purifying these labile species and the need to avoid any conditions that destabilize native αSyn−αSyn interactions.

In exchange, Nicaragua would promise (1) to cut its armed forces to a size and complexion appropriate to the defense of the country, (2) to refrain from sending troops outside its own borders, (3) to avoid any actions tending to destabilize other countries, such as aid to the Salvadoran guerrillas, and (4) to allow no terrorists, or foreign military personnel or bases in their country.