Sentence examples for weakening stability from inspiring English sources

The invariance controller is designed as an add-on to an ordinary controller and enforces compliance with state contraints without weakening stability.

Another problem is that the replacement of discontinuous terms may weaken stability, which can be critical.

And political leaders in each capital should not wait for a crisis before scrutinizing war-fighting plans and insisting on ones that strengthen, not weaken, stability.

France has the biggest public spending, as a share of GDP, in the European Union; in the past decade its public debt has grown faster than that of any other old EU country; it is ignoring the euro area's (weakened) stability-pact ceilings on public borrowing.

INFLATION hawks watch measures of inflation expectations for signs that money-printing central banks are weakening price stability.

Undercutting US alliances emboldens adversaries to test those alliances, weakening regional stability in places like Europe and Asia where Russia and China are already worrying neighbors.

"But if the commission now seems to be weakening the stability pact governments will be less inclined to push through these policies". Mr Prodi's aides, obviously embarrassed by his words, tried to play them down but did concede that they were busy drawing up changes to the pact which they hoped to present before the end of the year.

Trichet snapped: "Can I remind us, that in 2004 and 2005 some important governments in Europe were asking for weakening the Stability and Growth Pact?

However, synaptic pathology may also develop by improper expression of intra- and extra-cellular structural elements weakening synaptic stability.

The same authors then showed that switching between the auto-inhibited and activated state is enabled by cis trans isomerisation of a proline residue in the force sensing domain (FLNa20), weakening the stability of the auto-inhibited state.

"It weakened the stability of the region, where every country is now worried about its security and independence.