Sentence examples for stable foreign from inspiring English sources

Kim Jong Un appears to want stable foreign relations as he consolidates power.

Mr. Jiang steered China through a period of rapid economic growth and stable foreign relations during his long tenure.

"Requiring a treaty -- and so the support of two-thirds of the Senate -- for arms control agreements contributes to a stable foreign policy," Mr. Biden said.

The preponderance of more stable foreign investment reduces the chance that Mexico will experience a crisis at the end of President Ernesto Zedillo's term in December, said Armando Baqueiro Cardenas, a senior bank official.

A logical next step may be in finding a high-growth but stable foreign company, as Berkshire did in 2008 when it acquired a 10 percent stake in the Chinese auto parts maker BYD, Mr. Yoshikami said.

For Americans who go there, the most economical strategy is to first convert United States currency into Canadian dollars or some other stable foreign currency, said Bob Guild, program director of Marazul Charters, a Miami company that now takes about 7,000 people there a year under government-licensed programs.

The economy will enter 2004 in party mood: the best monsoon for at least five years has cheered farmers and urban consumers alike; prices are stable; foreign-exchange reserves are bulging; and the rupee, after weakening steadily for years, is enjoying a new bout of strength.Industry will grow at a respectable 6-7% in 2004.

Lacking a stable address, foreign language or computer skills, it is very hard for them to find work.

The most stable is foreign direct investment, in which a company either builds a business or acquires at least 10 percent of an existing business.

Surface alloys, thermodynamically more stable than foreign metal islands, are a particularly important sub-group of model surfaces, which so far have only been fabricated in UHV.

Not wanting to lose their stables of foreign patients, who are often government-sponsored or pay in cash and are a critical source of revenue, some U.S. hospitals started to see the wisdom of bringing care to the patients, says Rick Wade, senior vice president for communication for the American Hospital Association.