Sentence examples for destabilisation that from inspiring English sources

This is why this movement is worth watching and why, even if it fizzles out, it will be seen by Beijing as a harbinger of destabilisation that could spread.

"Obviously, I am dismayed by the destabilisation that's been taking place now for many, many months and I do say to my fellow Liberals that the destabilisation just has to stop.

This balance is lost in OA cartilage at both hip poles, and this loss may cause the tissue destabilisation that characterises the pathogenesis of the disease.

The action that must be taken will itself risk bringing about the very destabilisation that the terrorists desire.

The FBI told him that terrorists had devised a "cultural destabilisation plan" that involved seizing high-profile actors.

Governments that Washington did not want – for example, in Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela – have been elected and survived despite coup attempts and other destabilisation efforts that were sometimes supported by the United States.

A senior government source told the BBC it did not recognise the language about destabilisation and that it is not something the prime minister would have said.

Diplomats look at the Arab Spring or the democratisation effort in Ukraine, see the destabilisation and conflict that has resulted, and they start to feel that the dictatorial devil they know is better than the democratic devil they don't.

Their "broadened" goals, it continued, were now also the destabilisation of Arab governments that were not following sharia law and the liberation of Muslim territories occupied by the west.

In accordance with these observations, large-scale chromatin changes associated with iPS reprogramming may be a secondary phenomenon that follows destabilisation of the somatic transcriptional network and establishment of the new pluripotency network.

In many countries, due to lack of preparation and/or any genuine political will, the decision to provide free access to healthcare has soon come up against huge difficulties in implementation with the only final result being the further destabilisation of health systems that are already largely failing.