Sentence examples for destabilising activities from inspiring English sources
Harf said that "top of the list" of US demands would be that Russia halt what the US alleges are destabilising activities in eastern Ukraine.
Marie Harf, the state department's deputy press secretary, said on Wednesday that at the "top of the list" of US demands would be that Russia halt what the US alleges are destabilising activities in eastern Ukraine.
The US has raised concerns with Rwandan officials over reports suggesting it is involved in "destabilising activities" in neighbouring Burundi, officials have said.
President Trump also accused Iran of "destabilising activities" in Syria, Yemen and Iraq, and imposed sanctions on the powerful Islamic Revolution Guards Corps.
"We believe that Russia has considerable influence over the actions of those who have been engaged in destabilising activities in eastern Ukraine," she told reporters at a news briefing in Washington.
Even if the internal situation were stable, the Afghan government may not survive the destabilising activities of its neighbours.
This shorter form may be produced by cleavage of full-length Bax or may represent an alternatively spliced variant with mitochondria destabilising activity leading to the apoptosome-dependent activation of caspase-9 and the subsequent activation of apoptotic cell death (Youn et al, 2005).
Referring to Pakistan, he said: "The war on terrorism will not succeed unless we address the root causes … the role forces behind the borders of Afghanistan play in destabilising activity here in Afghanistan".
"As I pointed out, most of the destabilising activity that Iran engages in is low-tech, low-cost activity".
He added that "most of the destabilising activity that Iran engages in is low-tech, low-cost activity".
We have previously shown that PTX, which stabilises microtubules, reversibly protects endothelial cells from the microtubule destabilising activity of ZD6126, thereby preventing microtubule depolymerisation, vessel shutdown, and tumour necrosis induced by the VDA (Taraboletti et al, 2005).
