Sentence examples for aim to destabilize the from inspiring English sources

The Taliban had come from Helmand, where they are under intense pressure from American Marines and NATO troops, with an aim "to destabilize the situation in Shindand," Colonel Noor said.

Ultimately, I aim to destabilize the notion of gender as singular and predestined by the sex we are assigned at birth.

The divers and the climbers were charged with "vandalism and hooliganism aimed to destabilize the situation in Moscow and provoke hatred".

The Department of Justice retaliated with an electronic attack on the EDT that aimed to destabilize the group and interrupt their online meddling.

That's why Jamie Fly and Gary Schmitt argued in the influential pages of Foreign Affairs that "it would be better to plan an operation that not only strikes the nuclear program but aims to destabilize the regime, potentially resolving the Iranian nuclear crisis once and for all".

"This was not the work of a single maniac, but an organized murder with a deep political background, with the aim to destabilize Yugoslavia," he said.

The Paris attacks aim to destabilize France, and so far seem to have boomeranged against the perpetrators.

But I don't believe they represent some dark conspiracy by "a powerful coalition of billionaires, libertarians and religious zealots" who aim to destabilize public education, as historian Diane Ravitch wrote in a Times op-ed piece this summer, urging the next superintendent to close the door on charters.

Our aim was to destabilize the psd module in blue light without affecting its stability in darkness.

"My aim was never to destabilize the French team, an institution I respect," Anelka said.

The aim of AQIM is to destabilize the Maghreb, mainly Algeria, and extend its activity into the Sahara using Mali, a very weak country, to set up a stronghold in Mauritania.