Sentence examples for his destabilization from inspiring English sources
In the days since the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 tragedy, the big questions have been whether Russian President Vladimir Putin armed the separatists with the missile that left 298 innocent people dead, and whether the disaster will encourage Putin to reconsider his destabilization of Ukraine.
The report has accused Rwanda of backing Laurent Nkunda's CNDP in his campaign of destabilization of eastern Congo.
No doubt, Bashir will continue his strategy of destabilization of South Sudan.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07304.015 To ask if the change in oligomer size observed with pH is a consequence of dimer interface destabilization, the His-104 mutants were analyzed by SEC-MALS and EM at pH 7.5.
"He doesn't care too much per se that those two guys are leaving, but the danger is the destabilization of his coalition on the right," said a senior political operative in Jerusalem.
One board member said many directors thought his departure would risk further destabilization.
Destabilization by pH or His-104 mutation shifts the ACD from dimer to monomer but also results in a large expansion of HSPB5 oligomer states.
On Thursday, he claimed that the autonomy statute was illegal and that the United States Embassy in La Paz was coordinating destabilization efforts here against his government.
One of the crucial distinctions between the films of Varda and those of Godard is that her past surges forth into her films with a sense of equilibrium, attachment, and gratitude, whereas Godard's past enters his films with a sense of destabilization, irresolution, and regret.
Glick doesn't deserve prison time -- he deserves a Medal of Honor for his incredible work to halt climate destabilization and transition to green jobs.
Instead, it falls somewhere in that gray area of Bolivian politics, in which Mr. Morales's claims of destabilization plots, now a regular feature of his government, and his opponents' counterclaims that such plots are shams contribute to growing tensions between the central government and the rebellious lowlands.
