Examples of using Stabilising in English and their translations into Czech
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SL The best way of stabilising this part of the Balkans is for the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to make progress
Turkey plays a strategic role as a stabilising force in the region of the Caucasus and Middle East.
thereby supporting the country's development and stabilising its economic situation.
For this reason I believe that the next six months will be fruitful in stabilising the situation in the Western Balkan region.
that the Egyptian Government will be able to keep extremists at bay and play a stabilising role in the Israeli-Palestinian crisis.
Stabilising the production sequence as interruptions,
In Chile, the government has implemented for decades a reafforestation programme stabilising the soil and, as a result,
I wish to emphasise the stabilising role of enlargement.
policies that would be aimed only at stabilising the financial system.
Food security continues to require a strong common agricultural policy capable of increasing agricultural productivity, stabilising markets and, above all, ensuring a secure supply of affordable food.
When unfolding the wheelchair, please make sure that the stabilising bar is locked into position.
to implement measures for stabilising the Member States' public finances.
A larger project of stabilising a wall painting in Karlštejn that features the King in three separate images is currently under discussion.
preventing panic, stabilising markets?
To be able to fold the wheelchair, the stabilising bar must be pushed downwards in the middle 1.
The things which you said about the European Union being a geopolitical stabilising factor and enlargement policy being a tool are all correct.
Stabilising markets and the easing of credit conditions may well mean that the worst of the recession is over.
reducing or stabilising demand, and establishing regulatory mechanisms on the market
will at the same time serve as an important stabilising factor in the region.
Offering these countries a clearer prospect of accession would be a stabilising factor and would act as a catalyst to internal progress in candidate countries.