Sentence examples for financial destabilisation from inspiring English sources

Had not both countries signed a Nordic mutual-defence pact against financial destabilisation?

And I'm concerned that that might be at risk because of the financial destabilisation of the Trusts," he says.

The college achieved the first ever Ofsted grade 1 for its provision at Askham Grange [prison and young offenders institution]." She said college finances were "currently robust, although with major funding cuts it needs to protect its financial health and avoid destabilisation in the future".

My worry about the euro was partly connected with each country giving up the freedom of monetary policy and of exchange rate adjustments, which have greatly helped countries in difficulty in the past, and prevented the necessity of massive destabilisation of human lives in frantic efforts to stabilise the financial markets.

It isn't hard to see parallels with those guiding our economies today, both in terms of the imminent danger of financial stalling and of the longer-term risks posed by climate change and the destabilisation of the biosphere.

There will be a meeting of EU ambassadors on Thursday, who will approve a widening of the targeted sanctions list to include close associates "who actively provide material or financial support to or are benefiting from the Russian decision makers responsible for the annexation of Crimea or the destabilisation of eastern Ukraine".

Solidarity, not destabilisation.

Pakistan has suffered terrible destabilisation.

These shifts increase the effect of destabilisation.

It began a process of destabilisation.

Inevitably, there is a risk of unrest, destabilisation and violence.