Sentence examples for stabilized nations from inspiring English sources

In fact, our analysis worked all around the globe, in both stabilized nations and fast-growing emerging markets.

The package includes $1billion to help stabilize nations bordering Syria that are struggling with the effects of the civil war.

But Mr. Bernanke said this would be possible only if recent actions by the White House, Congress and the Fed quickly stabilized the nation's shaky financial system.

Elected president in 1868 and reelected in 1872, Grant stabilized the nation during the turbulent Reconstruction period, enforced civil and voting rights laws, and ordered prosecutions of Ku Klux Klan members.

Making numerous references to the post-World War II era and to Kennedy's push for internationalism, Mr. Brown said that the world needed "a new deal" much like the Marshall Plan, and that countries like the United States and Britain must work to stabilize volatile nations and prevent crimes against humanity and terrorism.

John Edwards, the Democratic presidential candidate, plans today to outline his views on military policy, with a call for greater international strategic partnerships, more aggressive use of diplomacy in place of armed intervention and the creation of a 10,000-member reserve corps to help stabilize troubled nations.

They say the change would speed the creation of a new army and stabilize the nation.

His initial goal as king was to stabilize the nation's financial situation.

Other moderates have ridden forth over the years to try stabilizing the nation's violent clan politics.

The law may well provide indirect assistance to consumers, if it can stabilize the nation's financial institutions, reopen the credit spigot and prevent a deeper economic slowdown.

Its recovery, while many ordinary Americans are still struggling, is an important milestone in the government's yearlong effort to stabilize the nation's financial industry.