Sentence examples for stabilize world from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia has helped stabilize world energy prices by increasing its crude-oil production to make up for the loss of Libya's oil.

These people, he said, would be drawn from the civilian world — with expertise in such areas as agriculture, urban infrastructure and law — to work alongside the military and help rebuild and stabilize world trouble spots.

Several called for the complete abolition of the two Washington-based lending agencies, which were founded just after World War II to finance the reconstruction of Europe and stabilize world currencies.

By working together and harnessing the productive genius of the public and private sectors, Sachs argues, we can build sustainable systems, stabilize world population at about eight billion and end extreme poverty by 2025.

In October 1998, as chairman of the Group of Seven's subgroup of finance ministers, Brown extended his influence and played a key role in helping to establish new international mechanisms to stabilize world financial markets.

A concerted international move in June to release oil stockpiles to stabilize world prices in response to the unrest in Libya sent a sharp signal to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting States that its power to dictate oil prices was on the wane.

His focus: stabilizing world financial markets.

And the Kremlin indicated that it would sign three other agreements dealing with cooperation against terrorism, stabilizing world energy supplies and expanding cultural and governmental contacts.

The premise of the meeting — to ensure economic and political peace by stabilizing world currencies and thereby promoting free trade — reflected Keynes's ideas about the need for government regulation and the failure of laissez-faire economics.

This was about stabilizing world markets and keeping alive Europe's single currency, the euro, a cherished political project whose lack of coordinated economic backing had become painfully evident since a debt crisis started to gnaw at the weakest member, Greece, back before Christmas.

The US National Research Council NRCC) addressed the goal of sustainability transition as "a stabilizing world population meets its needs and reduces hunger and poverty while maintaining the planet's life support systems and living resources" (National Research Council 1999).