Sentence examples for over a stable from inspiring English sources

That's Hafez Assad -- for years the Middle East leader most incapable of change, and then, finally, when he realized that change was mandatory if he wanted to turn over a stable Syria to his son, Bashar -- he bowed out before getting the really hard stuff done.

He lived for years over a stable in the botanic garden, was friends with literary luminaries like W. H. Auden and Aldous Huxley and created magnificent rock gardens with more than 1,000 plant species.

To play in the climate space beforehand was easy for governments: avoid pricing carbon by sending out alarms about harming economies and losing jobs, while protecting vested interests over a stable climate for citizens.

It has modernised the penal code, given new rights to Kurds, other minorities and women, brought the army under civilian control and presided over a stable, fast-growing economy a record unmatched by any of its secular predecessors.

Her new job gives her operational control over a stable of papers including the Sun, News of the World, the Times and the Sunday Times, as well as freesheet the London Paper and she will report to News Corp Europe and Asia boss James Murdoch, who becomes News International executive chairman.

Presiding over a stable politico-religious hierarchy of ritual specialists, officers, artisans, retainers, and servile peasants, they ruled with varying degrees of intensity over the North China Plain and parts of Shandong, Shanxi, and Shaanxi, mobilizing armies of at least several thousand men as the occasion arose.

As the old guard departs, it would like to hand over a relatively stable relationship with the United States, experts here say.

The process is then repeated with a new gene over and over until a stable SOM is obtained.

At the moment, I choose to travel over having a stable roof over my head.

An hour later, a horse trainer named Mickey McGivern was bent over in a stable behind the harness track, brushing the brown coat of a filly named No Fine Print.

Reproducibility establishes the stability of an instrument over time in a stable population and was tested using a Pearson correlation.