Sentence examples for plot to destabilise from inspiring English sources

They frequently depict the protesters as receiving foreign funds in a plot to destabilise the country.

Pratt has since been accused of being part of a politically motivated plot to destabilise Gordon Brown.

After at first questioning the video's authenticity, Mr Colom then suggested that it was part of a right-wing plot to destabilise his government.

MPs were yesterday embroiled in a last- minute plot to destabilise one of the leading reformist candidates in the running to be elected House of Commons Speaker.

The Egyptian generals who took power following Mubarak's fall nearly a year ago have accused "foreign hands" of being behind protests against their rule and frequently depict the protesters as receiving foreign funds in a plot to destabilise the country.

Mr Lukashenko - fearful of the pro-democracy tumult that unseated regimes in Ukraine and Georgia - claims Warsaw is spearheading a western plot to destabilise Belarus and foment a revolution to forestall his re-election next year.

Russia, too, is concerned: NGOs, says the head of its security service, are plotting to destabilise the country.

The UAE news agency said the first 50 had plotted to destabilise the country and to "distort its shining image before the world".

In a vitriolic and paranoid speech on March 20th their leader, Abdelmalek al-Houthi, accused the Gulf Arab states and America of plotting to destabilise the country in order to reinstall Mr Hadi as a puppet leader.

While stories of plots to destabilise Corbyn multiply by the week, shouldn't all Labour's attention be focused on the urgent issue of Britain's place in Europe?

On August 9th Michel Samaha, a former Lebanese minister of information with links to the Syrian regime, was arrested along with two Syrian military figures and accused of plotting to destabilise Lebanon and incite sectarian fighting.Having suffered through their own devastating civil war from 1975 to 1990, most Lebanese are anxious not to be drawn into Syria's conflict.