Sentence examples for gaining stability from inspiring English sources
But despite this most fixed-income investors are probably still closing the books on a decent year and the market is gaining stability as we saw today".
But at a news conference after the meeting, Mr. Maliki said the participants had all expressed support for his government, and he said he had assured them that Iraq was gaining stability.
There was another effort in 2009 when Karzai argued that gaining the support of Akhundzada's Alizai tribe was key to gaining stability in Helmand's most troubled districts, including Sangin and Musa Qala.
I was placed in the WRAG after being diagnosed with bi-polar, and although my condition has improved with treatment & lots of assistance from mental health teams, and I have been able to undertake voluntary work, I am all too aware that gaining stability is a gradual process which can be fragile.
General McNeill also asserted in an interview here, though, that Afghanistan seemed to be gaining stability faster than had been widely expected, and he suggested that a partial withdrawal of American forces was possible starting next summer if that trend continued.
Only by gaining stability, and thus gaining trust, will banks in emerging markets amount to anything.This survey will ask why so many banking systems in emerging markets have run into trouble in the past couple of decades, and examine what bankers and regulators can do to ensure that banks will be safer, sounder and more widely trusted in future.
It has only been within the past four years, he said, that he has gained stability.
We had to destroy the parliamentary system in order to gain stability, meaning that they do what we say.
In the years since Nepal transitioned to democratic rule, its young republic has struggled to gain stability.
The characters in The Artificial Kid (1980) struggle to gain stability in a world of fast-paced change.
Rather it helps to create havoc in schools desperately trying to gain stability, a key factor in any school's success.
