Sentence examples for safeguarding the stability from inspiring English sources
Safeguarding the stability of Europe is surely a vital U.S. interest.
"China supports Europe in safeguarding the stability of the euro," Mr. Wen said at the news conference, alongside Mrs. Merkel.
The new Governor will lead the Bank through major reforms to the regulatory system, including the transfer of new responsibilities that will see the Bank take the lead in safeguarding the stability of the UK financial system.
The restrictions had "played an important role in safeguarding the stability throughout the region, but at the same time they had brought a good deal of inconvenience to normal production and life," the Xinjiang government acknowledged.
In a speech this April, however, Mr. Lawsky played down the tensions, saying "a dose of healthy competition among regulators is helpful and necessary to safeguarding the stability of our nation's financial system".
As Mr Borio at the Bank for International Settlements points out, many of the ideas around countercyclicality (setting aside more capital in good times) and macroprudential regulation (safeguarding the stability of the whole banking system as well as of individual banks) were oven-ready, having been worked on by a coterie of central bankers, academics and regulators for a number of years.
She said the program was essential to safeguard the stability of the euro.
The slogan on one banner read, "To shake the great strength and prosperity of the motherland, and to safeguard the stability of the capital".
The government now has an extraordinarily high fiduciary duty to safeguard the stability and health of companies that received hundreds of billions of bailout money.
The Laws of Toro (1505), which extended the right to entail family estates on the eldest child, further safeguarded the stability of noble property.
"Our European partners need to safeguard the stability they have achieved so far," a senior Treasury official said, noting that euro zone problems reduced global growth by three-tenths of a percentage point last year.
