Sentence examples for village stability from inspiring English sources

"The success with village stability in Gizab is a great example for the surrounding villages," Isaf said in 2010.

A Congressional source told The A.P. that the soldier was attached to a village stability program in Belambi, a half-mile from where one attack took place.

U.S. Special Forces are scattered across the country to carry out "village stability operations" — a responsibility that often entails training local police officers, many of whom once had ties to the Taliban, and navigating fierce tribal rivalries.

The International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) trumpeted the uprising as an example of a successful "village stability operation", designed to encourage ordinary Afghans to wrest power from the Taliban.

"It also puts a big dent in the SOF village-stability ops," he said, referring to Special Operations Forces.

Alternatively, the higher prevalence reported in the cluster surveys in 2004 may reflect differences in village location, stability and/or exposure to human rights violations.

Kidbrooke Village offers community, stability and permanence as saleable commodities – the very things denied to the social housing tenants decanted from the Ferrier.

For instance, "villages receiving USAID stability projects scored lower on stability--an aggregate measure of whether the projects strengthened perception of good governance and effective service delivery--than similar villages that receive no such assistance.

Associated in the popular mind with a time of strong community values, discipline, and economic stability, the village of New England is for many the archetypal "city on a hill". Yet in The New England Village, Joseph S. Wood argues that this village is a nineteenth-century place and its association with the colonial past a nineteenth-century romantic invention.

In the 100 years since the community of El Triunfo settled, the village has enjoyed relative stability and peace, little to null migration rates, and its population has continued to be made up of a limited number of families who live in a close-knit community.

The cultural support team's role was a little more murky when working in Afghan villages as part of stability operations, she said.