Sentence examples for destabilizing the security from inspiring English sources
In February the Kingdom adopted a new anti-terrorism law that defines terrorism as words or actions deemed by the authorities to be directly or indirectly "disturbing" to public order or "destabilizing the security of society.
"The rocket fire [into Israel] achieves their goal, destabilizing the security situation, in two ways," he continued.
"They are planning to destabilize the security of the whole region.
It claimed that the Islamic State of Iraq, an umbrella group of militants, would "attempt a number of attacks to destabilize the security situation in the province".
China said the system would destabilize the security balance in the region without achieving anything to end the North's nuclear program.
Gomułka conducted some purges and reforms but did not want to destabilize the security system, now under his control, by wide-ranging formal prosecutions.
Injecting a sense of urgency into his dire warnings about Mr. Bush's plan, Mr. Gore argued that the proposal could have an almost immediate and negative impact by destabilizing the Social Security system, weakening the economy and reducing government resources for other programs, including Medicare.
Israel remains the one country that is not a full party to any major non-proliferation treaty, and Iran's continued drive towards nuclear acquisition threatens to seriously destabilize the regional security order, with broader consequences for global security.
And the Taliban are expected to intensify their efforts to destabilize the Afghan security forces as the NATO troops who have secured the country for the last decade start packing up for their departure at the end of 2014.
The extent to which an ethically unhinged corporate sector increases inequity and injustice and destabilizes the financial security of millions the world over cannot be discounted.
China, however, has objected to THAAD, saying it will destabilize the regional security balance, leading to calls from some South Korean opposition leaders to delay or cancel it.
