Sentence examples for destabilising role from inspiring English sources

But the destabilising role of climate change in Syria did not come to light solely with hindsight - US officials were aware for years of the risks.

An EU statement released on Monday said the decision was taken without debate by the bloc's foreign ministers at a meeting in Luxembourg, in response to "Russia's destabilising role in eastern Ukraine".

Many of them are reported to have crossed into Afghanistan and may play a potentially destabilising role there once all Nato combat troops leave by the end of the year.

They provide much-needed income for the stagnant Egyptian economy, and were one reason why Morsi kept quiet about the Gulf state's role in destabilising his period in office.

There was also his role in destabilising Blair.

Does she feel bitter when she visits Britain because it too played a big role in destabilising Mossadegh?

It reports: Siddique Sajid, editor of Pakistan's Online news agency, has been sacked after it published a fake WikiLeaks-based report that New Delhi allegedly played a role in destabilising the country's Balochistan province.

Political unrest in Greece and the possibility of a re-run of last year's eurozone crisis, when Athens was almost pushed out of the euro, have played a role in destabilising stock and bond markets.

Although hyperinflation played a role in destabilising German politics and weakening its institutions in the 1920s, it was deflation and depression during the early-1930s that "brought the toxic plant into fruit" in the form of Nazism.

The economic and cultural modernisation inside Cuba that the White House hopes will follow from the relaxation of US trade and travel restrictions is also important – such modernisation certainly played a role in destabilising the Soviet bloc – but it could just as easily lead instead to another China: an economically open but politically closed regime stubbornly clinging to its Communist past.

By offering more of these blighted properties to local people who want to make a commitment to these areas, councils could begin to tackle the scourge of empty houses and rebuild communities they played a key role in destabilising through years of acquisition and managed decline.