Sentence examples for destabilized part from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perisic said that Mr. Markovic and Mr. Pavkovic "are protecting Milosevic and his interests," and that "if they are not removed, the police and the army will be destabilized," part of a general effort by Milosevic supporters to sabotage normal life, including electricity supplies and prices.

The group has killed thousands since 2009 and destabilized parts of northeast Nigeria, the country with Africa's largest population and biggest economy.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) AFGHANISTAN: RUSSIAN WARNING -- The commander of Russia's border guards warned that Moscow risks destabilizing part of Central Asia if it attacks outposts of Afghanistan's Taliban, which is accused of training Chechen rebels.

This conveniently elides Riyadh's myriad efforts to destabilize parts of the region, including its war in Yemen and its embargo of Qatar.

Analysts cited the coup as an example of how Colonel Qaddafi's overthrow could yield unexpected political mutations, destabilizing parts of the vast Sahara region.

Considering the desperation and feelings of hopelessness destabilizing parts of our world, I'm grateful that Bread for the World is working in our halls of government.

The Russians apparently learned little from their miserable years in Afghanistan and now are heading for a debilitating exercise in futility that might distract them from their efforts to undermine NATO and destabilize parts of Eastern Europe.

As the climate crisis increasingly destabilizes parts of the world, the question is not whether climate change will affect us, nor whether climate change is an issue of human rights, nor whether some will be more fortunate than others - the answer to all of these is a clear "yes".

It's seized parts of Ukraine, the Crimean Peninsula, and destabilized other parts of Ukraine.

She was sometimes criticized for showing some sympathy to Maoist rebels who have operated in India for years and destabilized large parts of the center of the country.

"We're trying not to stabilize one part" of the financial system "and destabilize another part," she said.