Sentence examples for stable institutions from inspiring English sources

Ballet has the advantage of existing within stable institutions.

Now the challenge is to deliver effective government, stable institutions and honest leadership.

"Ed Callahan knew that we had to have solid, stable institutions," Mr. Mica said.

Prescriptions exist for using oil wealth properly, restructuring economies successfully and building stable institutions.

Rich economies usually combine competent policy (on the whole), sound and stable institutions and favourable geography.

Of course, this includes stable institutions and observing the rule of law.

Has the family remained a more or less stable institution over the centuries or has it undergone drastic changes?

"How do you get from being the fiefdom of one collector with one vision to a stable institution that can survive into the future?

Her career in America has been honorable, steady and various: anchored by a long tenure at the Colorado Symphony (not the most stable institution in recent years) and by visits to places like the Opera Theater of St . Louis where she conducted John Adams's "Nixon in China" with great success last year.

"Petitioners' central argument is that Proposition 8 advances an interest in responsible procreation and child-rearing because only heterosexual couples can produce 'unintended pregnances' and because the 'overriding purpose' of marriage is to address that reality by affording a stable institution for procreation and child-rearing," the brief said.

Proud of being the most stable institution in Venezuela (and possibly all of Latin America), PDVSA employees now grouse because their company's credit rating was cut a notch to Ba1 earlier this year by Moody's, moving it closer to the B3 rating of crisis-prone Venezuela's sovereign debt.