Sentence examples for destabilisation in from inspiring English sources
"The PM said that the tragedy had brought into sharp focus the consequences of destabilisation in eastern Ukraine.
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"These voices, and any possible actions, will only contribute to further destabilisation in the region," he said in comments posted on the Syrian presidency's social media accounts.
International observers have warned that it is contributing to destabilisation in Libya and costing the country nearly $1bn£740m0m) a year in lost revenue.
The Kremlin is also unhappy at Moldova's decision to look westwards, and many in the country fear that destabilisation in the Moscow-backed Transdniestr breakaway region could follow.
As evidence mounted of Russian mischief-making in the Balkans, the dispute had also fuelled growing fears of destabilisation in the region.
Sitting back and watching the region descend into ever greater chaos cannot be the right moral thing to do especially as the West's intervention in the Gulf war of 1990 and, despite what Mr Blair says, the Iraq war of 2003 has been a huge factor in the destabilisation seen in the region today.
It is the Kremlin's view that helping the rebels gain the upper hand in Syria could ultimately lead to more chaos and destabilisation – and, in turn, aid the spread of Islamic radicalism in the region.
Special attention is paid to the understanding of the role of damping and the associated destabilisation paradox in mode-coupling instabilities with planar and rectilinear friction assumptions.
Although these issues have been aggravated by the US political, military and economic encirclement and the CIA's destabilisation programmes, in the view of this segment of society the problems are ultimately rooted in the government's own policies.
Cameron is also determined to ensure the summit makes clear that Nato is "utterly resolved" to block any Russian attempt to repeat its destabilisation tactics in the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – all members of Nato and the EU.
