Sentence examples for stabilize society from inspiring English sources

In the early part of the Tokugawa period (1603 1867), the samurai, who accounted for less than 10 percent of the population, were made a closed caste as part of a larger effort to freeze the social order and stabilize society.

To stabilize society, reduce entropy, and guarantee the material supply for Venezuela, this funds flow is direct and effective.

Participation on this view is important both to stabilize society and to enhance each individual's human flourishing through the promotion of our collective welfare.

The training is seen as a way to end hunger and stabilize societies.

"But it does remind me of the Cold War strategy that the United States followed, which was to check Russian power without war, primarily by trying to stabilize societies on our side of the line.

Without question, improving the rights of women helps "resolve conflicts and stabilize societies" and, in an increasingly interconnected global community, it's quite possibly our greatest unfinished business (p. 562).

However, the concept of social entrepreneurship, or creating businesses for the purpose of stabilizing society, and prioritizing that over personal benefit is something very few had realistically considered before this challenge.

These are extraordinarily cheap and have a better record at stabilizing societies than military solutions, which, in fact, have a pretty dismal record.

This brings us to a logical next question: If not, is there something that American higher education can do to offset market forces to promote goals that strengthen and stabilize American society?

If we focus only on the former and not the latter, we will never be able to help stabilize these societies.

Through our aid and development efforts, we have saved lives, lifted people out of poverty, accelerated economic growth in poor countries and helped stabilize fragile societies.