Sentence examples for destabilization in the from inspiring English sources

"The threat of destabilization in the wider region is realized not only by Russia, but by the whole international community," he said.

In any case, the banks' concerns, particularly in the weeks before October's presidential election, added to the destabilization in the nation's financial system.

In the Sahel region of Africa, for example, recurring drought harms human welfare and can contribute towards destabilization in the region.

Mr. Chávez said that burning the records was suspicious and smacked of fascism and that by refusing to comply with the court order, the opposition leaders were creating a climate of destabilization in the country.

As a rule, the German government does not comment on its partners' domestic politics, but Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle warned that an attempt to scale back Italy's reform push could result in further destabilization in the euro zone.

Speaking during an open debate at the Security Council today, representatives of states from Morocco to Yemen echoed the words of the Iranian envoy, Javad Zarif, who said that "the extent of destabilization in the region and uncertainty in Iraq in the case of a war may go far beyond our imagination today".

Ms. George cited this same concern about financial destabilization in casting the sole dissenting vote at the most recent meeting of the Fed's policy-making committee.

"Kernes turned his back on former allies and refused to support separatists in his city, and more than that, began to firmly curb all their activities in Kharkiv and thus became a target for those interested in the political destabilization in eastern Ukraine in the run-up to the presidential election," said Berezovets, who heads Berta Communications, a Kiev-based think tank.

On Tuesday, US Secretary of State John Kerry joined with NATO foreign ministers in condemning Russia's "continued and deliberate destabilization" in Ukraine and the broader serious "implications for the stability and security of the entire Euro-Atlantic area".

We conclude that the postulated GGFs deficiency and synaptic destabilization in schizophrenia fulfils the first requisite for a scientific hypothesis, to explain the main facts.

At this time, it is not clear how the accumulated LAPTM5 contributes to the lysosomal destabilization in degenerating NB cells and how the non-accumulated LAPTM5 functions in differentiating NB cells, adrenal medulla cells, or ganglion cells in GNs.