Sentence examples for contributing to stability from inspiring English sources

"A strong European Union with a strong Britain is good for Nato', he said on Monday, "For Nato it is important to have a strong Europe...A strong Britain in a strong Europe is contributing to stability".

In December he noted:The public's understanding of the Federal Reserve's commitment to price stability helps to anchor inflation expectations and enhances the effectiveness of monetary policy, thereby contributing to stability in both prices and economic activity.

Critics of the oil companies that went to Kurdistan after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein's government say they are pursuing development in a manner that, far from contributing to stability through economic growth, has heightened ethnic tensions between Arabs and Kurds.

This finding is likely due to the lower demand in older patients, who may cope better with instability, or indeed may be affected by a more severe pattern of arthritis, with stiffness and osteophytes contributing to stability [4].

And instead of contributing to stability, in many cases aid is contributing to conflict and instability.

Euro membership connoted confidence in the Greek people's right to be a European nation contributing to stability inside Greece and in the Eastern Mediterranean and south of the Balkans.

To measure whether fiscal policy contributes to stability, the Fiscal Monitor introduces the novel concept of the fiscal stabilization coefficient (FISCO).

But they can contribute to stability in the region and create incentives to avoid conflict".

"Enhanced economic cooperation would also contribute to stability in the region," the confederation said.

Accordingly, Ms. Rice spent much of 2005 working on the Gaza withdrawal that she thought would contribute to stability.

Fisher showed that good management of the money supply could contribute to stability.