Sentence examples for in order to destabilize from inspiring English sources
"They are systematically targeting our state institutions in order to destabilize the country".
The provisional government has accused Mr. Bakiyev of provoking the violence in order to destabilize the country.
In the post-revolution period, some bad actors, including those from the previous regime, seek to fan inter-religious violence in order to destabilize our infant democracy.
The second installment of "Provocateurs," a film by the journalist Arkady Mamontov, suggests that Mr. Berezovsky financed the punk band in order to destabilize Russian society.
She said the police were sending him to different criminal gangs to disseminate false information and gossip in order to destabilize rival groups.
Abdullah Abdullah supporters claimed that Hamdard abused his government position by campaigning in the northern provinces and distributing weapons to Balkh's Pashtun districts in order to destabilize the province.
Works in the show explore various facets of female identity, in order to help destabilize current ideas of how female bodies are represented.
The results suggest that the process of tumorigenesis differentiates between types of CpG-rich elements in order to simultaneously destabilize the genome while silencing tumor suppressor genes.
On the Web site of the Polonia Institute, a nonprofit that promotes Polish culture, he wrote that the "recent protest movement" was "rumored to be funded by George Soros's Open Society Foundations" in order to "undermine and destabilize the new government".
In the PHT group, measurements at 1 minute after stopping iloprost/placebo inhalation consisted only of the registration of steady-state haemodynamics, in order not to destabilize the animals with too frequent IVC occlusions during PHT.
The IRA acquired arms and explosives and initiated a campaign of bombings and shootings in order to protect Roman Catholics, destabilize Northern Ireland's institutions, weaken British resolve to maintain the union, and achieve Irish unity.
