Sentence examples for entrench stability from inspiring English sources

His mother is remembered for restoring democracy But she failed to entrench stability or prosperity.

The lure of membership has helped to entrench stability and democracy, first in the southern Mediterranean and now in central Europe.

And yet this profligacy has helped to entrench stability.For while the government has been keeping the Workers Partyy and its congressional allies happy by spraying money around, Brazil has been changing.

So let me just explain the long term difficult decisions that had to be made and what I know we must also do to entrench that stability for the future".

And even on official internationally comparable measures of debt, we are forecast to break through 90% of GDP in just two years time… To entrench economic stability for the long term, we need fundamental reform of our fiscal policy framework….As I have made clear, our aim will be to eliminate the bulk of the structural current budget deficit over a Parliament.

Alternating periods of civilian and military rule have not helped to entrench any stability.

Law furthers social stability but may entrench norms of oppression.

Yet the stability they are trying to entrench and the ambitions they are trying to realize are threatened by AIDS.

So I want to explain to you today the policy we - and the Bank of England - will continue to pursue to ensure the British economy entrenches our new won and hard won stability and continues to grow – ensuring we take no risks with inflation or stability generally, or with the fiscal position".

Failure of the talks could marginalize both countries, undermine their economic progress and entrench ethnic nationalism in the face of an already fragile stability.

"Today's decision allows us to support the efforts of the authorities to rebuild the country, entrench democratic institutions and lay the foundations for long-term stability," said Mogherini.