Sentence examples for disrupt governance from inspiring English sources

He continued: "While President Trump stands practically idle, Mr. Putin continues to refine his asymmetric arsenal and look for future opportunities to disrupt governance and erode support for the democratic and international institutions that the United States and Europe have built over the last 70 years".

Siakor agreed, and said that Liberia's reforms were designed to make sure no vested interests are in a position to disrupt forest governance.

In this way, a charity can respond quickly to events without disrupting good governance".

According to the Syria Needs Analysis Project (Snap), the US-led bombing campaign has disrupted IS governance in the areas it controls, though to what degree remains "unclear".

Sabine Freizer, Crisis Group's Europe Program Director, spoke with me about what has changed since Dayton ended the Bosnian war--and how old tensions have persisted in disrupting the governance of Bosnia.

He will also pervert our foreign policy and national security apparatus; perhaps permanently despoil our environment; undercut the constitutional rights of minorities, women, and gays; deprive millions of people of medical care; and gravely disrupt the efficient governance of the country. .

Having taken thousands of our lives attacked our national symbols, forced our political leaders to flee their chambers of governance, disrupted our work and families, and struck fear into the hearts of our children, the terrorists must feel victorious.

It is of particular difficulty in severely disrupted states where governance is weak and intra-state conflict can be the status quo.

All of us in the military knew, and made clear, that this would be a long, hard summer for our people in Afghanistan; that they faced a resilient and determined enemy who would make every effort to disrupt our work to support the development of effective governance in Helmand province.

Will he disrupt or be disrupted?

"They disrupt economic life.