Sentence examples for stable relations from inspiring English sources

Drug trafficking flourished, but its practitioners enjoyed stable relations with officialdom.

Stable relations with the United States are also important to the realization of the Chinese Dream.

Stable relations with Pakistan are a prize in itself for the Indians.

Most of all, they have assailed a basic plank in China's reform platform: improved and stable relations with America.

Persistent denial of historical injustices not only impedes democratization but also hampers stable relations between different ethnic and religious groups.

These advocates of a treaty-based security regime point to decades in which arms agreements spelled out rights and responsibilities clearly enough to guarantee stable relations.

The results based on the mean group estimator with common correlated effects suggest (a) a stable relation between energy consumption and output; (b) bi-directional causality in both long- and short-run; and (c) the robustness of the long-run causality results to the inclusion of additional variables.

Secondly, to explain how certain stabilities take precedence over others, Rosenberger (2009) introduces the concept of a relational strategy, which he defines as "the particular configuration of bodily habits, intentions, and conceptions that make it possible for a person to take up a particular stable relation" (p. 176).

Many eutherians including the Eulipotyphla in the Superorder Laurasiatheria show a similar stable relation of the horizontal septum and the neuraxis.

In order to reverse this situation, the National Programme to Reduce Precarity of Work (Programa Nacional de Desprecarização do Trabalho) was set up in the National Health Service in order to encourage stable work relations, guarantee workers' rights and to gradually eradicate the precarious work relations in this sector.

It has a diversity of economic activity and fairly stable labour relations.