Sentence examples for socially stable from inspiring English sources

Intragenerational social mobility was defined as upward, downward or socially stable comparing the subject's own occupation at age 30 35 with the occupation at age 40 45.

Intergenerational social mobility was defined as upward, downward or socially stable comparing the childhood SEP with the subject's own occupation at age 30 35 and at age 40 45.

Either we succeed in introducing social standards into the WTO, or we shall see the proliferation of social struggles in countries regarded as politically and socially stable.

Otherwise, behaviors we think of as socially stable may prove to be far more fragile than we'd like to believe.

Why, then, Davidai asked himself, can places like the United States have such stark inequality and still remain relatively socially stable?

Switzerland prides itself on being ultra-competitive but also on being a socially stable country without the extreme class disparities seen elsewhere.

This area covers a socially diverse, stable population of approximately 3.6 million.

How can poor countries achieve sustainable and equitable economic growth in a setting that is socially and politically stable?

"That in turn helps to create more efficient and effective businesses, better management of our natural resources and overall more socially cohesive and stable societies".

IMAGINE a country of about 25m people, democratic, tolerant, welcoming to immigrants, socially harmonious, politically stable and economically successful; good beaches too.

This lies behind the idea of a Global Charter for Sustainable Economic Activity, aimed at developing a single framework relying on the unfolding of market forces but striving to ensure a stable, socially balanced and sustainable development of the global economy.