Sentence examples for stable military from inspiring English sources

They care about how we're going to leave an Iraq that is more developed and has reasonably stable military forces.

Although American relations with China on political and economic matters are regarded as stable, military ties have become strained over United States arms sales to Taiwan and American concerns about China's growing naval ambitions.

Libya is also adjacent to Tunisia, a rare democratic country in the Arab world, and to Egypt, the most populous Arab country, which is ruled by a relatively stable military government.

A gentleman gamblers' haunt in the 19th century, renovated as a working-class restaurant in 1901, the Cercle was used by the Nazis as a horse stable and military barracks during World War II.

"If the political climate remains stable and military conflict is avoided" passenger traffic could rise 6.3percentthis yearar, partly based on robust business in Asia and especially in China, he added.

As the Scottish border became more stable, the military utility of the castle steadily diminished, and King James I finally sold the property off into private ownership in 1604.

But the Pentagon said Mr. Xi and Mr. Panetta reaffirmed the need for a "healthy, stable and reliable military-to-military relationship".

In recent months Kano has been relatively stable, following a military offensive to contain the terrorists.

(AP) AFRICA MOZAMBIQUE: SITUATION STABLE South African military officials in Mozambique to deliver food and rescue people threatened by flooding described the situation as stable and said they expected to return home soon.

That November, Morsi warned that Egypt would not be stable until "the military coup is eliminated and those responsible for shedding Egyptians' blood are held accountable".

The latest is the "horcierge" at The Stafford Hotel London, who can arrange morning rides in the royal parks, a VIP tour of military stables, polo lessons or even assistance in buying new jodhpurs.