Sentence examples for foster stable from inspiring English sources
A joint effort to foster stable change in North Korea will do much to reverse the recent hemorrhaging of trust in the all important U.S.-China relationship.
At this stage, the task of monetary and credit policy is to foster stable growth in line with expanding manpower and industrial resources, at the same time restraining financial over-commitments and dampening speculative excesses.
In line with its own financial concerns, China and its citizens may believe that the best bet for future relationships is to help foster stable regimes that have fewer incentives and reasons to use excessive patronage and repression as a tactic to stay in power.
But fostering stable and democratic governance in weak states is precisely what will keep us from having to fight wars against them in the first place.
No wonder perhaps that Indonesia is the main source of Australia's historical fear of "invasion from the north .Australia's former Labor government put intense efforts into fostering stable defence and economic relations with Indonesia.
But Pascal Lamy, the director general of the World Trade Organization, said participants seemed more concerned with political considerations and poll numbers at home than with international cooperation, yielding little progress on hard questions about fostering stable, inclusive growth.
A combination of proportional representation and first-past-the-post majority voting fosters stable coalitions and discourages small fringe parties.When Germans go to the polls on September 22nd, they will elect the members of the Bundestag, or lower house of Parliament.
And when crisis occurs, countries will often find themselves muddling through a nasty period of adjustment, until a new global system develops which once again fosters stable growth.I have to say, I find this a very tempting way to interpret global economic history.
We should encourage people to make long-term commitments to each other and build families, so as to foster strong, stable communities and promote personal responsibility".
Since the food crisis in 2007 and 2008, they have bolstered international cooperation to help foster more stable food supplies and keep the most vulnerable countries prepared.
