Sentence examples for create the stability from inspiring English sources

"What I've managed to do, I believe, is create the stability, and now given the entrepreneurial boost, to get us into the prosperity we all want to see".

The French still mean to prepare the ground for Ecowas and Malian troops, to create the stability that can allow new political negotiations on Mali's future.

What Mr. Krugman argues for addresses immediate economic concerns that could create the stability necessary to institute Mr. Brooks's long-range approach.

"That's going to require the president to genuinely reach out to our allies so that the United States doesn't have to continue to go it alone and to create the stability necessary to allow the people of Iraq to move forward," he said.

Ford Motor, the world's No. 2 automaker, said on Friday it was essential that Britain adopt Europe's single currency to create the stability needed for investment.

The other three TME samples were averaged to create the stability curve in Figure  2C (open diamonds), which matches the average curve for classical BSE.

Mr Cardoso's two governments tamed inflation, creating the stability that has allowed credit, investment and jobs to grow.

"We had an agreement that the president could've signed that would've kept 10,000 troops, less than what we have in Korea, and could've created the stability that would've allowed Iraq to progress.

Just like Britain's world first power sector decarbonisation target – backed by most of business and all the green NGOs and which I legislated to set in 2016 – this technology neutral approach creates the stability and certainty for climate-friendly energy investment.

"And we had an agreement that the president could have signed that would have kept 10,000 troops, less than we have in Korea, could have created the stability that would have allowed for Iraq to progress," he added.

This is what local power looks like: companies like New Era Windows Cooperative creating the stability that comes with locally rooted employment, insulated from the speculative finance that, in the case of publicly traded companies, requires many jobs be moved to low-wage regions.