Sentence examples for risk to stability from inspiring English sources

On the euro, he was asked about the recent rise in the single currency, and whether that posed a risk to stability.

President Sarkozy said that allowing Iran to arm itself with nuclear weapons would be an "unacceptable risk to stability in the region and in the world".

Across a swath of North and West Africa, encompassing countries from Mauritania to Libya, Mali to northern Nigeria, Islamic extremism poses a basic risk to stability.

But there is a risk to stability if it is seen as the only way to fill capital holes during a crisis, because it encourages short-term creditors to pull their money out of banks.

But these virtuous civil society actors will only succeed if they find allies in the Communist Party, if they can empower those party cadres who understand the risk to stability, and to their party's future, posed by runaway corruption.

US state department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland warned a power vacuum would pose a great risk to stability.

Rwanda: assessing risks to stability.

The organization has national chapters in 26 African countries... .. Kenya: assessing risks to stability.

Indeed, Mr. Bernanke argued recently that pulling back could pose even larger risks to stability by weakening the economy.

The Bank of England's financial policy committee – set up to look for risks in the financial system – said there could be risks to stability from banks' exposure to debt in emerging markets.

Earlier this year, G20 finance ministers asked the FSB to consider how the financial sector could take account of the risks to stability presented by climate change.