Sentence examples for fostering instability from inspiring English sources

Qatar, which sought to raise its profile in recent years, denies funding terrorism and fostering instability.

Qatar, which sought to raise its profile in recent years, denies accusations that it is funding terrorism and fostering instability.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson conceded this weekend that Tehran is in "technical compliance," but he accused it of fostering instability across the Middle East that he said violated a preamble of the accord.

He accused American drug users of fostering instability and "paying for murder" in those countries.

From there they would probably continue to foster instability in Iraq.That raises an uncomfortable truth for Mr Obama.

But many people were also concerned that voting "No" would plunge the country into greater confusion, which could foster instability and lead to a military takeover.

But, on the ground, the army has other ideas: it wants to foster instability to delay the vote planned in July on the autonomy offer.

Neighboring states that are too weak to prevent rebel access, states that wish to foster instability in their rivals, and large refugee diasporas provide important opportunities for insurgent groups to establish external bases.

Biographers say that one of the most costly blunders of the Iraq invasion was the administration's decision to disband the Iraqi Army and purge Baath Party members from the civil service, steps that fostered instability and helped ignite an insurgency that ultimately took the lives of thousands of American troops.

By broadcasting accusations of communism among FRETILIN leaders and sowing discord in the UDT coalition, the Indonesian government fostered instability in East Timor and, observers said, created a pretext for invading.

The London concert will be part of the 14-18 Now arts events marking the centenary of the controversial Sykes-Picot agreement – a deal that fostered instabilities in the Middle East, which continue to cause conflict today.