Sentence examples for destabilizing war from inspiring English sources

But a destabilizing war on the Korean Peninsula would be even less welcome.

Another cable released by Wikileaks cited an NSB colonel telling US diplomats in 2009 that a destabilizing war against Houthi separatists – now upending the country's political system – "is not a distraction from the CT [counterterrorism] fight.

But like his predecessors, he has resisted punishing sanctions that might cause North Korea's collapse and lead to a destabilizing war on its border, a refugee crisis in China's economically vulnerable northeast, or a unified Korean Peninsula controlled by American forces.

It is time to break the near decade-long status quo of costly, destabilizing war in Afghanistan.

My concern about this is not only with the Obama administration's cynical pursuit and expansion of Bush's brutal, destabilizing war, but with the subtle banishment by the Times of all substantive criticism of it into the margins of fanaticism.

FOREIGN military intervention in Syria offers the best hope for curtailing a long, bloody and destabilizing civil war.

For the bulk of members, the issue is a moral one: Anti-Semitic themes and anti-Semites must be called out, even if the result is a loud and destabilizing civil war that distracts from the party's other goals.

It also raised the specter of what could be a deeply destabilizing proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

President Obama inherited the Bush-Clinton-Bush Mexico policies that have effectively enthroned NAFTA, sidelined democratic reform, and institutionalized a vicious and destabilizing drug war.

The accomplishment of these tasks proved difficult, largely because of the destabilizing effects of war.

There were real divisions between some of the leading candidates on the main stage, who sparred over how best to protect the nation, defeat the Islamic State and settle the brutal, destabilizing Syrian civil war.