stagnancies उदाहरण वाक्य

Most of the aspirants said they would continue political and economic reforms initiated by Ramos to turn the country around from more than a decade of stagnancy.
He argues that rather than representing a form of masculine selflessness, " nanshoku " became associated with moral stagnancy caused by urban entertainment districts.
The duplicates realize the stagnancy and corruption of the Confederacy, the intergalactic government in the series, and question their position as tools of the hierarchy.
His second term, which began July 28, 1995, has been marked by economic stagnancy, delays in sales of state-owned companies and agricultural reforms.
Still, for better or worse, that stagnancy is slowly shifting, as a series of recent interviews and a look at this season's musical offerings attest.

After his term, Ramos says he wants to become an elder statesman who will give advice to his successor to prevent the Philippines from sliding back into economic stagnancy.
His work also continually deals with the isolation and self-destruction of people striving for an unreachable perfection, since this same perfection would mean stagnancy and therefore death.
A November 3, 2006, article noted that DeVos's plan for turning around Michigan's economic stagnancy and increasing unemployment was called the TurnAround Plan.
After taking power in 1992, Ramos dismantled major trade monopolies, liberalized key industries and opened the economy to foreign competition, enabling it to grow after years of stagnancy.
Ramos, a former military general, has been credited for economic and political reforms that allowed Filipinos to enjoy a measure of prosperity after more than a decade of stagnancy.