Sentence examples for destabilize the state from inspiring English sources

They want to destabilize the state of Pakistan".

Officials this week began to cast the clashes as part of a scheme to destabilize the state.

In Iran Mr. Jahanbegloo, 50, was accused of collaborating with Americans to destabilize the state, kept in solitary confinement for four months and released on bail.

The fifty-two representhehe last imprisoned members of a group of seventy-five independent journalists and political activists who were arrested in a crackdown in 2003 on charges of conspiring with the U.S. government to destabilize the state.

Mr. Gross, who worked on a United States government-financed democracy-building project, was convicted of acting to destabilize the state after he was caught providing satellite telephone equipment and other devices to Jewish organizations.

Meanwhile, Al Ahram and similar media outlets have published unsubstantiated allegations claiming that foreign journalists have been hired to destabilize the state.

"The Taliban and the jihadi elements are very much opposed to Shiites, and this suits their double purpose of destabilizing the state while creating despondency amongst the people, and especially the Shiite," said Talat Masood, a retired Pakistani general and military analyst.

The uncontrolled production in the eastern field destabilized the state's oil industry, which had been trying to control production levels to stabilize prices.

This is not to say the actions of the Egyptian government are meritless, as they have repeatedly stated that they were attempting to combat domestic terrorism aimed at destabilizing the state.

Other deposed Middle Eastern leaders have fared somewhat better -- the public trial of bedridden Mubarak of Egypt continues sporadically and ex-President Ben Ali of Tunisia who fled to Saudi Arabia, is the subject of 18 trials in absentia, notably for murder and destabilizing the state.

"But if they allow AHPs to bypass the ACA's consumer protections, like not covering maternity and other essential health benefits, it sets up an uneven playing field, destabilizes the state individual and small group markets, and ultimately puts consumers at risk".