Examples of using Stabilise in English and their translations into Polish
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She can't stabilise, she's shifting between half-formed and full-formed.
Would that stabilise your pubescent mood swings?
Trade arrangements involving a system of import duties should, in principle, stabilise the Community market.
In the short term we all need a response that will restore confidence and stabilise markets.
Hold on, hold on! You can stabilise.
I can't. Stabilise the ship.
At least stabilise her.
Employment levels should stabilise quickly under this option
The EU has a strong interest in helping Iraq stabilise and supporting its political
To help provoke breathing and stabilise balance in blood.
You develop securitisation as a means to try and stabilise the whole system this is a set of financial processes
The claw hooks stabilise the wooden bass drum hoops,
a last king's letter stabilise the situation by confirming the establishment of the university in Nantes.
Unemployment benefits coupled with active labour market policies stabilise economies and promote active adjustment to change through skill enhancement
Subsection III Marketing rules to improve and stabilise the operation of the common market in wines.
the Advisory Councils, in order to reinforce and stabilise mutual cooperation.
What I have given her may stabilise her condition for a while.
The hoops are accompanied by claw hooks which stabilise the wooden bass drum hoops,
Ventilation openings ensure freshness and the folds that stabilise packagings piled one on top of the other on pallets, provide safety in transport.
Lastly, I believe the EU must continue to honour its commitment to provide long-term support to Côte d'Ivoire in order to aid national reconciliation and to help rebuild and stabilise the country.