"It has to be about an attempt to project stability.
"One of the arguments on whether countries are ready for membership," he said, "is whether they project stability".
But then, as now, Mr. Greenspan was convinced that the Fed's main job was to project stability rather than rush to action.
In Warsaw Nato will show the world that it is ready to shape the security environment, promote peace and project stability.
But when the problems spill off the field, higher-ranking executives often step in to clarify the team's goals and project stability.
Long Ramsey interrogation times can thus be achieved, leading to a projected stability in the low 10−13 at 1 s.
Indeed, to his admirers, the Fed chairman's experience and stature have been vital in helping the nation to minimize the economic damage after the attacks and to project stability.
That projected stability held until yesterday, 24 January 2017, which may have been a rather momentous day for the future of Europe – and not only because the UK's supreme court issued its ruling on parliamentary scrutiny of Brexit.
The accumulation of losses — compounded by the off-the-field troubles and questionable personnel moves — has made the organization seem rudderless after years of projecting stability under Coach Mike Shanahan.
To be sure, Turkish pride contains elements of an aggressive neo-Ottomanism that is in tension with some E.U. standards, but this could ultimately serve as Europe's weapon to project stability into Syria, Iraq and Iran — all of which Europe effectively borders through Turkey itself.
He said "fair burden-sharing to keep the transatlantic bond strong" and "stepping up Nato efforts to project stability and fight terrorism" were on the agenda on Friday as the bloc seeks to respond to the new, harsher tone from across the Atlantic.
