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US plans for National Missile Defence (NMD) are objectionable on several counts, notably their highly destabilising impact on arms control.
From its lethal support of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad to the destabilising impact on Lebanon of its arms supplies to Hezbollah, Iran has too often been a malign influence in the region.
Tourism had a different but similarly destabilising impact on St Kilda.
It is a crisis of solidarity, not a crisis of numbers". "The violence and instability in North Africa and the Middle East isn't just destabilising the immediate region but is starting to have a destabilising impact on other regions of the world too, including in Europe," Mr Earnest said.
Leadbeater cites amateur politicians such as the Netherlands's Pim Fortuyn and the fuel protesters, 'who have had a destabilising impact on establishment politics'.
He will also highlight the risks of the possible breakup of the UK and a destabilising impact on the Northern Ireland peace process.
Syria and Afghanistan account for half of the child refugees under protection of the UN refugee agency, demonstrating the destabilising impact of conflict even on those who survive without physical injuries.They are more or less guaranteed to suffer post-traumatic stress disorder, something that's hard to treat in over-crowded refugee camps.
Fearing the destabilising impact of a massive influx to the cities, her NGO is aimed at improving village communities through sustainable development and interest-free loans.
The US and Britain are becoming increasingly concerned about the destabilising impact of South American cartels smuggling drugs into Europe via west Africa.
Sales worth £161m to the Premier League alone have had destabilising knock-on effect.
Wrong: a rash of furious demonstrations struck Arab capitals during the war, and Islamist terrorism has increased sharply in Saudi Arabia and Morocco over the past year, but so far all regimes have survived.Indeed, far from destabilising regimes friendly to America, the war may have had a salutary impact on unfriendly ones.
