Sentence examples for stability goals from inspiring English sources

Getting good quality products at reasonable prices to Chinese consumers through efficient retailers helps with the party's economic and social stability goals.

But here again, we should remember that this is not a technical limitation; rather the constraint was the Fed's decision to prioritise (rather vague) financial stability goals over the elimination of slack in the economy.So yes, the ZLB matters.

"The fundamental driver — and you can talk about this for the currency and especially for climate change — is that Beijing is simply not going to be willing to sacrifice any of its domestic growth or domestic political and economic stability goals for any kind of global agreement or cooperation," he said.

"It still has a below-market-rent mentality for long-term stability goals," he says.

Hotez emphasizes the need for new safer and more effective drugs, as well as for so-called "anti-poverty vaccines," which by promoting health will open doors to economic advancement and stability, goals that have been all but impossible in developing countries, largely because of NTDs.

"The important thing is to ensure price stability and achieve the 2 percent price stability goal, although it could affect currencies in that process," he said.

"This should mean that, despite ongoing upward pressure from food and energy prices, headline inflation should remain below the E.C.B.'s price stability goal," Mr. Kounis said.

In the case of the Explorer, he said, Ford's primary stability goal had been to make it better than the other sport utilities on the market at the time.

Nick Kounis, head of macro research at ABN AMRO, said: "This raises the question of whether this will prompt a response from the central bank, given that its price stability goal is supposed to be symmetrical.

"This should mean that, despite ongoing upward pressure from food and energy prices, headline inflation should remain below the E.C.B.'s price stability goal," which is close to but below 2 percent, Mr. Kounis said.

"The B.O.J.'s decision today to clarify its 'price stability goal' and expand the asset purchasing program was a positive surprise for the markets," the note said, "but we think that the B.O.J.'s monetary policy will not essentially change even after today's decision".