But with foreign donors engaged in backroom debates about the extent to which they should cut funding for, and contact with, a Hamas-run PA, Palestinians inevitably wonder whether the pullout of the monitors was just the beginning of a process of abandonment, or even of a strategy of deliberate destabilisation of the PA, which some American and Israeli officials are known to favour.
If Mr Maliki were to militarily resist a Shia call to step down, it could have devastating effects on the cohesion of the Shia community, opening the risk of a suspended democratic process, destabilisation of oil-rich southern Iraq, and true fragmentation of the whole country.
We note that a consequence of destabilisation of DNA breaks is increased DNA end-to-end fusions [ 25].
As Peter Wright confirmed in his book Spycatcher, Wilson was the victim of a protracted, illegal campaign of destabilisation by a rogue element in the security services.
If a degenerative process results in destabilisation and abnormal spinal motion, different types of surgical fusion can be used to stabilise the spine [53].
Fearing a kidnapping, her brother had tried to evade an illegal unmarked roadblock.Government spokesmen have sought to play down the wave of attacks on diplomats as part of an opposition-inspired campaign of "destabilisation".
It has been shown that this occurs by inducing apoptosis in malignant cells primarily by mitochondrial destabilisation (Alleva et al, 2001; Kogure et al, 2001; Neuzil et al, 2001c; Weber et al, 2003), a process amplified by the modulation of signalling pathways (Qian et al, 1997; Neuzil et al, 2001c; Yu et al, 2001).
It ridicules Russia's and Iran's warnings of "destabilisation" in case of an attack: "Where is the stability and security?
A summit of EU leaders in Brussels wrestled with a response to what is broadly seen as the most significant act of destabilisation in Europe since the end of the cold war.
