But in a shot to government officials pressing the bank to loosen monetary policy further, Mr. Shirakawa urged caution against reckless action that would "destabilize price moves".
One of the models examined by commission officials shows that the bloc's goals for using biofuels could destabilize crop prices, leading to food shortages.
With a looming war in Iraq threatening to destabilize oil prices yet again, Holliday has challenged the 2,000 scientists and engineers at the Ex Station to focus on biological materials that are cheap, efficient, biodegradable and as accessible as Iowa's cornfields.
Petroleum markets have become increasingly unpredictable causing destabilized fuel prices.
Petroleum/hydrocarbon markets have become increasingly unpredictable and cause destabilized commodity prices (e.g., fuel, food).
With Canada's federal election in full swing, Prime Minister Stephen Harper has been on the defensive over his backing of the tar sands, which have derailed the country's emissions reduction targets and, since the crash of oil prices, destabilized its economy.
Covering drug costs in the same way Medicare pays for hospitals and doctors would mean reduced supply, arbitrary prices, destabilized health care markets, delayed approval of new drugs, and the very types of lists of "preferred drugs" that she claims private insurers would use.
In fact, reduced oil dependence, by putting downward pressure on oil prices, could actually be destabilizing.
But in Egypt, you see how, in a society where so many more people live close to the edge, food and fuel prices could become enormously destabilizing.
President Maduro has blamed the crisis on low international oil prices, as well as destabilizing forces within powerful economic groups.
