Sentence examples for bolster stability from inspiring English sources

At higher speeds, the rear wheels turn a few degrees in unison with the fronts to bolster stability.

They can also, for example, open their markets to imports, accept migrant workers and offer peacekeeping troops to bolster stability.

President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi said Cairo wanted to see more "cooperation and coordination" between the two nations to bolster stability and peace in the Middle East.

The European Union wants to bolster stability and prosperity in ex-Soviet countries on its borders, while improving ties with Russia on other matters.

Strengthening the relationship between Turkey and the E.U. through accession negotiations offers a clear opportunity to serve the E.U.'s interests in energy security and to bolster stability both in the Middle East and the South Caucasus.

America is willing to spend heavily on new nuclear kit, but there is little sign of the intellectual effort needed to develop new theories of deterrence.One way to bolster stability could be through a more overt doctrine of extended deterrence on America's part.

Far from bolstering stability, Saudi policy actively works against western attempts to end the standoff with non-Arab Iran – still the natural regional partner for London and Washington that it was before the 1979 revolution.

Wells Fargo's large branch network west of the Mississippi would largely complement Citigroup's spread, while bolstering stability and reducing funding costs by replacing money raised on the capital markets with deposits.

The development of "second-strike" nuclear forces, which could guarantee a response even after the sneakiest of sneak attacks, bolstered stability.The new nuclear age is built on shakier foundations.

He also singled out Buddhism and Taoism for having helped to bolster social stability through successive Chinese dynasties.

First, government efforts to boost lending to riskier households has run up against efforts by the Bank of England to bolster financial stability by toughening up mortgage regulations," he said.