Sentence examples for stability and harmony from inspiring English sources
The provincial officials "created the basic conditions for stability and harmony" in Wukan, the newspaper said.
"Because China emphasizes stability and harmony, the greatest utility of these pop songs is that they aren't dangerous to the system.
Many suggest that a colorless figurehead is all the Japanese people want, that a strong leader would mesh poorly with the country's desire for stability and harmony.
"We want to see peace, stability and harmony in every member state, and in Zimbabwe you don't live under this," Mr. Simão said.
In a way, Mr. Scott was an apt person to make this point and spotlight Zambia's unusual degree of stability and harmony.
The Congress party rightly prides itself on the stability and harmony its successive governments brought to India after independence in 1947.
On Thursday night, the official New China News Agency reported, an unidentified mainland official said, "Some posters and slogans put up by some organizers of the rally are improper and go against the common wishes of Hong Kong residents for seeking stability, development and harmony".
His mentor is Vitruvius, the Daniel Libeskind of Rome in the first century B.C. New York could use more of neo-Classicism's "stability, balance and harmony," the mild-mannered Mr. Smith said pointedly over huevos rancheros at the Time Cafe near La Grange in an 1880's building with its own brace of Corinthian columns.
On Tuesday the Pakistani government released a statement saying that it rejected the "baseless assertions" made in the Wall Street Journal article and that "it fully supports an Afghan-led, Afghan-owned process for peace and reconciliation," as well as "the key role of the United States in promoting stability, peace and harmony in Afghanistan".
The price for this stability and sectarian harmony, according to Bashar al-Assad, the president, is democracy.
More than 1,000 people were killed, and Kenya, once celebrated for its stability and relative harmony in a tumultuous region, ripped apart along ethnic lines.
