Sentence examples for endangered stability from inspiring English sources

Numerous satellite channels have sprung up since the revolution, and Mr. Heikal, the media minister, said in his statement last week that the government would stop issuing new permits because of concerns about broadcasts that endangered stability.

"If broadcasting the truth is considered endangering stability," he said, "then it is an honor for any media outlet to be endangering stability".

There are some costs and risks that China won't accept because they might endanger stability at home.

Verica had been driven from his kingdom and appealed for help, and it may have been calculated that a hostile Catuvellaunian supremacy would endanger stability across the Channel.

Mr. Zhu was eager to counter the increasingly voiced worry that large-scale deficit spending, which the government has used to prop up growth through recent tough years, might endanger stability.

Democratic nations usually don't endanger stability.

The strategy risks not only adding to conflict already wracking the Middle East, but further endangering stability in Pakistan.

As with so much else in this potentially great society, injustice and waste go together and endanger stability.

They failed to fulfill that aspiration because President Gorbachev perceived the so called Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars), which included weapons in space, as proposed, as endangering stability and obtaining military advantage while President Reagan only thought of it as defensive.

"Drug policy has endangered political stability and security in many countries, and not just in Latin America," he said, citing Mali as one of several African countries to suffer.

Even Bertil Torekull, who has likened Kamprad, as a leader, to "some venerable African freedom fighter," admitted that Kamprad's reluctance to anoint a successor endangered the stability of IKEA.