Sentence examples similar to it would foster stability from inspiring English sources

The agreement would foster stability through the interaction of its principal parts the numerical ceilings on strategic systems, the restraints on upgrading the destructive potential and versatility of missiles, & all the rules & prohibition that fall under the rubric of verification.

Much of the aid effort was premised on the assumption that development would foster stability.

From the outset the British government sought political settlements that would foster stability and enable the restoration of a revised version of devolved power in the region.

There is a major need for a strong post-war rebuilding plan; a type of mini-Marshall plan that would foster stability during the fragile recovery period with economic support, enabling the re-inhabiting of destroyed cities and towns and preventing a chaotic and prolonged recovery.

By Joan Acocella Esperanto's founder hoped it would foster universal peace.

Esperanto's founder hoped it would foster universal peace.

It would allow the sides to be in immediate, technical contact, and it would foster habits of cooperation and trust.

This week, Georgia instituted a nearly identical law, with supporters saying it would foster greater personal responsibility and save money.

We could not fully anticipate that it would foster a division between generations.

J.R.D. Tata had farmed out these posts, despite Ratan's advice that it would foster fiefdoms.

And, it would foster jobs.