Sentence examples for destabilize peace from inspiring English sources

Even if Israel's prime minister, Ehud Barak, and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, overcome deep differences over Jerusalem and other issues that confounded attempts to reach a peace pact at last month's Camp David summit meeting, Sheik Yassin and the Islamic resistance could remain the wild card of regional politics, their unreconciled hatred for Israel a threat to destabilize peace.

Mr. Bush was blunt, telling Syria to "stop fooling around with the Iranians and stop harboring terrorists" and to stop supporting radical Islamic groups like Hamas and Hezbollah that use violence to destabilize the peace process and Lebanon itself.

The police chief maintained that "bogus monks" and other subversives had been directed from abroad to act "under the pretext of the increase of fuel prices" and "disrupt law and order, and destabilize the peace and tranquillity of the State".

Even as Omagh is kept constantly off balance by what could be simply malicious hoaxes, the Real I.R.A., a group born from the predominantly Roman Catholic Irish Republican Army, has embarked on a strategic campaign of terrorism around Northern Ireland -- and, increasingly, in London -- to destabilize the peace process.

"The attack will also help destabilize the peace process that is underway in northern Mali".

Their stand has been supported by the Irish Republican Army, long regarded as the paramilitary wing of Sinn Fein, but I.R.A. splinter groups have been increasingly active in attacks aimed at destabilizing the peace deal.

Many in Northern Ireland fear that trials would reopen the old wounds, destabilizing the peace process, all the more so as unionists have already begun clamoring for offsetting "justice" for themselves, in terms of the large numbers of their community who were killed by republican bombings, shootings and assassinations that were followed by amnesties under the Good Friday pact.

And Chris McGimpsey, an Ulster Unionist leader, said, "This could completely destabilize the whole peace process".

Previously, Ms. Shannon said, "people were nervous to talk about Amisom abuses because they thought it could destabilize the fragile peace".

They also recognize that the likely increase in violence would hurt civilians and destabilize the fragile peace, a prospect that pro-government supporters took pains to point out.

If the Myanmar army launches attacks on the MNDAA, which there is an imminent sign, the accusation of the UNFC leadership would have been justified, and more importantly, it could destabilize the entire peace process.