Sentence examples for benefits stability from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mubarak was cool in his comments on Mr. Sharon, saying he would talk to the Israeli "if it benefits stability in the region".

He believed strongly that the treaty would benefit stability and peace for the world as well as ensure economic prosperity for the world and Japan.

Increased hydroelectric capacity would indeed benefit stability and flexibility of the existing energy infrastructure.

Front loading is very important to reap the benefits of stability, and lower rates on borrowing.

He was looking at the benefits for stability and personal discipline and service to his country.

They are lucky to find temporary work, which offers few benefits or stability.

Marriage's benefits, of stability, legal ease and economic pay offs can still be met, without institutionalisation.

We already know that there are benefits to stability — which is what same-sex marriage advocates have been saying all along.

The people there recognize the possibilities available in other societies and seek the benefits and stability of the modern world that have been too long denied that troubled land.

In interviews on Sunday, lawmakers in Washington described the agreement as a risky one, with potential benefits for stability in the Middle East if it succeeds and huge risks for Mr. Obama — both abroad and at home — if it fails.

But with reports that funding for children's social services is being cut in real terms by 4% in 2014-15, and with health, schools and probation services being churned up and disrupted, exciting innovation needs to be measured against the benefits of stability, coherence, sensible resourcing, and not losing the lessons from 40 years of child protection improvement.