Sentence examples for stability forcing from inspiring English sources
The IMF suggests that as well as checking up on the safety of financial products to prevent customers being ripped off, watchdogs should look more closely at how they might affect market stability – forcing them to hold more liquid assets, and subjecting them to stress tests along the lines of those imposed on major banks, for example.
Birner ([2010]) reported that a static stability forcing associated with stratospheric residual circulation represents the main cause for the zonal mean TIL in winter mid-latitudes.
By then, he said, American forces will have trained several Iraqi Army divisions and, equally important, fifty or more battalions of the Iraqi National Guard, the domestic stability force.
And other U.N. member states, having opposed the invasion, were reluctant to offer stability forces or civilian police, as they had done for the peacekeeping missions in Cambodia, Bosnia, Kosovo, and East Timor.
Mr. Gates and American military commanders have made no secret of their view that some of the 47,000 American troops in Iraq should remain after 2011 as a stability force, particularly as tensions have flared between Arabs and Kurds in the north.
As can be seen from these graphs, diagrams of maximum axial tension and stability force have not intersected each other.
Focusing the task on protein stability forces students to consider relationships among forms of energy that they might not typically encounter in a traditional work energy physics task, thus providing the students an opportunity to refine their ideas about the relationship between work and energy.
A countercyclical national stabilization fund would increase euroland's stability without forcing the member governments to relinquish further national sovereignty.
At the same time, a host of new regulations to promote financial stability are forcing banks, pension funds, and insurance companies to stock up on government securities.
She supported Mr. Sharif's ouster even though she protested her own removal as a "constitutional coup". She said a bipartisan cabinet could bring stability by forcing Pakistan's fractious parties to work together.
