Stability
121stability — noun the state of being stable …
122stability — n. 1. Fixedness, durability, permanence, stableness, steadiness, immovability, strength. 2. Constancy, steadiness, firmness, stableness …
123stability — n 1. fixedness, permanence, solidity, sol idness, fixity, immovability, stableness; rest, repose, immobility, inertia, dormancy, inaction, inactivity, quiescence; balance, equilibrium, steadiness. 2. changelessness, unchangeableness,… …
124stability — sta·bil·i·ty …
125stability — /stəˈbɪləti/ (say stuh biluhtee) noun (plural stabilities) 1. firmness in position. 2. continuance without change; permanence. 3. steadfastness, as of character or purpose. 4. resistance to change, especially adverse change. 5. the ability of a… …
126stability — n. the quality or state of being stable. Etymology: ME f. OF stableteacute f. L stabilitas f. stabilis STABLE(1) …
127Stability And Growth Pact - SGP — An agreement between the 16 countries that form the European Union (EU) and use the euro as currency. The SGP, enacted in 1997, was created to establish rules to ensure that all involved countries help maintain the value of the euro by enforcing… …
128Stability and Growth Pact — A European Union budget pact designed to underpin monetary union and the euro. It aims to prevent any one Eurozone member from racking up large government budget deficits that would raise the cost of borrowing for the whole club. The pact… …
