Stabilizing a Tenant's Status Q My apartment was destabilized because my rent was over $2,000 and my family's gross income exceeded $175,000 for two consecutive years.
He said Ms. Bhutto "complained that, why is an operator who is supposed to be an American destabilizing my government?" Mr. Bush "hadn't even heard of the name Osama bin Laden," Mr. Zardari added, before repeating the claim about Mr. North's testimony.
I am planning pre-emptive attacks against an adversary so insidious that it menaces not only my own home but threatens to destabilize my entire neighborhood.
"I think I have about six more years until my rent hits $2,000, and they can destabilize my lease," he said.
"Accusations against me are exclusively motivated by the need to destabilize my husband in The Hague and to cast aspersions on his brilliant defense," she said.
This epiphany destabilized my understanding of thoughts.
Michael Schiffer, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asia, said last summer that Beijing's broad and rapid military buildup is "potentially destabilizing" in the Pacific, as my colleague Elisabeth Bumiller reported.
When we returned to Pakistan, a shock wave from a suicide bombing, the latest deadly attack by militants intent on destabilizing the country, passed through my sister's office in Lahore.
"There's no doubt in my mind that much of our presence is destabilizing to the government," said one senior military officer.
"It's everything but Hillary Clinton because I believe Hillary Clinton means war, Hillary Clinton means devastation, destabilizing the world, economic choices that would be devastating for my people, geostrategic choices that would lead to global conflicts".
