As a result, upholding stability and prioritising trust often feels paramount.
The government has not commented on his case, but says it uses legal means to uphold stability.
Under Jiang's leadership, the crackdown on Falun Gong became part of the Chinese political ethos of "upholding stability" – much the same rhetoric employed by the party during Tiananmen in 1989.
"As long as the judiciary is under Party control and the Party has the incentives to keep political stability in the region and depend on the police to uphold that stability, then the police will still be given a lot of leeway to do whatever they want to do in order to crack crimes and rely on confessions," she said.
Being generous, one could say the state-funded intervention to "uphold market stability" worked.
California must strive toward achieving them by upholding housing stability for renters as a key public policy goal.
Some say they suspect the White House may envision the trade-off it offered to the ousted president, Hosni Mubarak: turning a blind eye to heavy-handed tactics so long as he continues to uphold the stability of American-backed regional order.
There is also strong rhetoric right now from the Party's Political and Legal Committee and Ministry of Justice emphasizing the obligation of lawyers, for example, to keep in mind the "big picture," to play their role in upholding social stability, and to follow the leadership of the Party.
The president instead called on bankers to uphold national stability in the face of terrorism.
He kicks off the song with, "Uphold my stability, cuz society killing me, and anxiety filling me..."...
The ruling, if upheld, could undermine the stability of the program because of the added financial burden it would place on insurers, health policy experts said.
