Sentences with phrase «social stability»

Twenty million or more young men with no prospects of marriage is not, to put it gently, a formula for social stability.

After twelve weeks, kittens have had their basic vaccinations and have the physical and social stability needed to for a new home, showing, or being transported by air.

Governments have a large effect on social stability and the economic environment for investment.

It was also necessary to ensure social stability through family harmony.

If we could incorporate this insight into our present approaches to social justice or even social stability, we could take a positive step toward improving our society.

A person's view on the balance between personal freedom and social stability forms a wide set of their views on «smaller» things in surrounding world.

A real job provides social stability, an occupational purpose, and a generally predictable source of revenue.

But no society is ever going to control its population growth until it has attained social stability and in particular, equal rights for women.

Q: You've said mass incidents caused by environment issues have become an important factor affecting social stability because green issues are already part of public interest.

But the decline in homeownership is also changing many neighborhoods in profound ways, including reduced home values, lower voter turnout and political influence, less social stability and higher crime.

With the fall of the Roman empire, due to its internal moral laxity and external attacks by «Barbarians» from the North and East, the Church became the single most powerful agency for the formation and social stability of the European peoples.

Using a conservative conversion rate, this would be at least $ 2.3 billion in 2000 figures, and would be even greater if costs were included for unemployment, abandoned villages, unrealized income, and expenditures to maintain social stability in the affected regions.

Epitomizing the dazzling promise of economic prosperity and social stability in the post-World War II West.

For instance, I don't think that gays and lesbians should have special laws to protect their rights because they threaten social stability by undercutting family values.

The three geopolitical «sources of revenue» on which Algeria relies for its international influence and relative social stability — hydrocarbon, security, and (the threat of) civil war — might no longer prove sufficient if today's elections fail to bring political change.

«Although it has acted swiftly on the latest UN sanctions, China is unlikely to go so far as to fully implement new sanctions that, in its judgment, would risk substantially undermining the economic well - being or social stability not just of North Korea, but also of the Chinese population near the North Korean border, which relies heavily on such trade,» she said.

This renders the law in general — the law, which is one of those means by which social stability and continuity is typically guaranteed — into something as volatile and unpredictable as the cultural aesthetics it has come to serve.

In America, discussions of marriage rates usually center around social stability, but that's not the main issue in Japan — population is.

The hype and subsequent crackdown came as China focuses on economic and social stability ahead of next month's congress of the Communist Party, a once - in - five - years event.

On the other side, a society many of whose members find themselves oppressed is inherently unstable, and without social stability there can be no ecological sustainability either.

Not for profit community organisation of Aboriginal elders established to promote Aboriginal culture and provide training and social stability through maritime training programs.

A slave mentality There will always be a struggle between priestly authority and prophetic challenge in institutionalized religion because institutions are intrinsically conservative and will always choose social stability over justice which works to the advantage of the socioeconomic / political power - elites whose interests are served by sustaining the status quo.

So, TLDR conclusion: for some authors, life extensionism is a conservative entreprise because it wants to conserve the existence of individuals, while helping to preserve culture and historical achievements of a civilization and strengthen social stability, while more radical strands of transhumanism are less compatible with conservative goals.

«The government position signals a failure by the Chinese authorities to acknowledge the depth of the long - standing grievances hold by the Tibetan population and is a misguided stance if social stability is the government's goal,» said the deputy director of the group's Asia - Pacific programme Roseann Rife.

In a chaotic society, nobody is guaranteed social stability, and a person may loose control over their own life.

A statement earlier issued by Mr Femi Adesina, the president's Special Adviser on Media, said the conference would focus on promoting structural economic transformation through diversification and industrialisation; promoting resilient health system for quality life and promoting social stability for shared prosperity.

Grammar schools maintain middle - class social stability and don't deliver social mobility, writes one lecturer

Mdm Qin, director of Capital Animal Welfare Association, said: «Dog theft is a crime that also has an adverse social stability impact in our country.

«Greatest pressure to establish grounds for the highest possible budget came from those countries whose national economy, political power and social stability depend on sustaining the asset value and production revenue derived from exploitation of their resources of fossil energy.

Develop a humane and affordable family migration policy fostering social stability and economic wellbeing;

Youth assigned to the A-CRA condition, compared to TAU, reported significantly reduced substance use and depression, and increased social stability.

It is recommended that breeders have kittens available between twelve and sixteen weeks of age to insure all inoculations, physical development and social stability needed for their new home environment, showing or transport are completed.

The State Council's AI road map explicitly acknowledges AI's importance to «significantly elevate the capability and level of social governance, playing an irreplaceable role in effectively maintaining social stability.»

A quality education for Annette matters, immensely — not only for her dreams for the future, but for the future economic, political, and social stability of her community, her country, and for you and I — in our increasingly interconnected world.

How would Cameron deal with multiculturalism, which threatens social stability?

For example, if someone believes that «my body is my concern» (pro-personal-freedom), this person would more likely be a pro-gay-marriage, pro-transgender, pro-abortion, pro-euthanasia, pro-carrying-weapons than someone whose views are based on social stability.

Brigitte, the Decalogue speaks to the behavior necessary to establish and sustain social stability.

When this occurs, there are powerful processes that work at the psychological, institutional, and overall society level to maintain the current orientations and ensure social stability.

The priority of Canada's government is social stability.

Slowing the deployment of robots in health care and herding humans into such jobs might look like a useful way to maintain social stability.

Simply put, until China develops a sustainable growth model that supports innovation, social stability and consumption at home, American and other developed - country consumers will drive the world economy.

The Chinese government claims that the cameras can combat crime and maintain «social stability,» but there is a serious concern within the country that maybe things have gone too far.

To ensure over 7.5 % annual GDP growth to maintain social stability, China must simply manage fiscal and monetary spending.