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Meanings of social stability in English

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Usage of social stability in English
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The problem cuts to the heart of the imperative for social stability.
Reuters
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The widening gulf poses crucial questions for economic growth and social stability.
Reuters
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Protests and hunger strikes are rare in Japan, which prizes social stability.
Reuters
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The first was the risk to social stability posed by the constitutional changes.
News.com.au
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Sallust maintained, as did Diocletian, that this law was necessary for social stability.
Julian
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Ministers argue the figures are not the threat to social stability they seem.
Reuters
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Cattle are the only wealth, foundation of economic & social stability.
The new yorker
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The tensions between old and young, rich and poor could seriously threaten social stability.
Reuters
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Corruption and social stability are issues in many countries.
Reuters
10
The ruling Communist Party has told officials to "ensure social stability".
Reuters
11
Longer-term, she worries whether Japan's social stability will crumble.
Reuters
12
The current level of investment is so low that economic and social stability are being threatened.
The Irish Times
13
The figures provided the latest scare for a government that aims for economic and social stability.
Reuters
14
But social stability has traditionally trumped market reforms.
Reuters
15
The wealth gap has caused serious problems to social stability and legitimacy of the governing Communist Party.
The Guardian
16
Get tax wrong and the damage diminishes markets, distorts investments, destroys private wealth and endangers social stability.
Reuters
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