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1 стабильность стабильност·ь
1) stabilityсохранить стабильность — to preserve / to maintain stability
утратить стабильность — to lose (one's) stability
"кризисная" стабильность (стабильность, предотвращающая развитие кризисной ситуации) — crisis stability
надёжная / прочная стабильность — secure stability
2) эк. stability, firmness, fixityэкономическая стабильность — economic(al) stability / strength
стабильность цен — price stability; firmness of prices
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > стабильность стабильност·ь
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2 стабильность ядерной ситуации
1) Military: stability of the nuclear situation2) Diplomatic term: stability of nuclear situationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > стабильность ядерной ситуации
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