Sentence examples for sociological stability from inspiring English sources

The Esplanade of the Religions is intended as a "factor of peace" and of "sociological stability" for what has become a city of immigrants, said Mr. Rondeau, who has been mayor since 1998.

HIV-1-uninfected healthy volunteers, 21 through 55 years of age, were pre-screened according to the procedure established by the French National Agency for AIDS Research (ANRS) to select HIV-unexposed healthy volunteers presenting psychological and sociological stability, i.e. able to be followed and with no plan to move during the entire trial.

This might entail looking at values such as stability, sociological acceptance, juridification, or arbitration.

Duverger's law – the propensity for single member constituencies to form two party systems – and parental socialisation effects are the institutional and sociological drivers of party stability.

This object for psychiatric, psychological and sociological intervention draws its stability, its distinctiveness, its very existence from these two characteristics.

The Middle East looks on Facebook and at the other parts of the world and says, 'That's what we hunger for -- stability, fairness and economic opportunity.' So the opportunity isn't just commercial for these enterprises, it is also sociological.

Major sociological change?

That's sociological talk.

There are sociological explanations.

His interest was sociological.

Social repair requires sociological thinking.