Sentence examples for destabilise from inspiring English sources

Putin has managed to destabilise every former Soviet republic and greatly damage the strategic credibility of the west – of which Nato is a central pillar.

Putin said the US investigation into Fifa corruption, which uncovered $150m £98mm) worth of bribes as well as claims of bribery in the awarding of the 2010 World Cup and the 2011 presidential election, was designed to undermine Blatter and destabilise Russia.

He described how governors in one school "wanted to replace the head with a Muslim head"; in another that "staff and governors were in an alliance to destabilise the head"; and in another school he described events as a "bloodless coup".

The vote of confidence their respective electorates gave them is also a clear rebuff to the republican dissidents seeking to destabilise Northern Ireland through their renewed violent campaigns.

And the result is starting to destabilise our entire economic model.

US paratroopers have started training national guard units in Ukraine, despite Moscow's warnings that it could destabilise the peace process with Russia-backed rebels in the east of the country.

The Nato secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, described the protests as "a concerted campaign of violence by pro-Russian separatists, aiming to destabilise Ukraine as a sovereign state".

Maduro accused opponents of spreading rumours about Chávez's health to destabilise the nation.

Russian president Vladimir Putin could repeat the tactics used to destabilise Ukraine in Baltic members of the Nato alliance, the defence secretary has warned.

But this weekend European divisions are back and are threatening to destabilise both the Conservative party and the coalition government it has formed with the pro-EU Liberal Democrats.

Obama "said our disagreements with Iran on its political behaviour and its using proxies to destabilise the region, that's still there," the Saudi political scientist Khaled al-Dakhil told Reuters.