Sentence examples for don't destabilise from inspiring English sources

Please don't destabilise the services provided by general practice in partnership with others".

And it is taking steps to ensure that hedge-fund wobbles do not destabilise the entire financial system.

Fourth, we need an international economic framework that supports this, which in turns means that capital flows must be controlled and regulated so that they do not destabilise any of these strategies.

It doesn't destabilise one's sense of the order of the world; that's to more radical lists such as those propagated by DeLillo and Ellis, the kind that imply a numbed and merciless infinitude rather than the relative sentimentality of finitude.

If the unionist "graduated response" on parading doesn't destabilise Stormont, then the stand-off over welfare reform might well.

It does not destabilise the regime.

A cruel defeat on the final day of the League One campaign in 2012-13 did not destabilise them.

The prime minister's aggressive tone, however, did not destabilise Cameron, and his perceived negativity may have backfired with voters, who gave the debate to the Tory leader in all the instant polls.

Blair agreed with Salam Fayyad, the PA's prime minister, on the need to "pacify and stabilise Gaza so that it does not destabilise us: that means ceasefire, opening crossings, engaging Egypt to play a role".

Thanks to happy victories in Afghanistan, it has come to take in the stabilising of that unhappy country to ensure it does not again play host to terrorists and even more important that it does not destabilise its nuclear-armed neighbour, Pakistan, itself repeatedly on the brink of war with India.

The addition of water to the dodecane formamide systems did not destabilise the emulsion.