Sentence examples for provoke instability from inspiring English sources

But it may simply mean that Russia is ready to lay off for now.Most Georgians, indeed, think Russia aims to provoke instability, not war.

"What we have here is a thoroughly thought out and targeted provocation, the goal of which is to provoke instability, fear, distrust in society," said Mr. Shevardnadze in an appeal for calm on state radio.

Bahrain's rulers worry that tensions between the West and Iran could provoke instability here, partly because of the close ties between the Shiites and Iran, and partly because of the American naval base, though Bahrain has said it will not allow any attack on neighboring countries from its soil.

Mr Machar says he has told his supporters not to provoke instability, and maintains that he will mount a political challenge to Mr Kiir at the next SPLM convention, ahead of scheduled presidential elections next year.On July 29th, the president declared that anybody dissatisfied with his leadership could "go and establish his or her own political party".

The aim of a new approach was to improve the robustness of the weighing control of CZ growth especially for semiconductors, for which the "anomalous" behavior of the apparent weight provokes instability of the servo-loop.

A Foreign Office spokesperson said: "In response to Mr Kramarenko's representations, the director said that the Foreign Office could not be expected to comment upon reports of private conversations, and restated the government's hope that ahead of the Ukrainian presidential elections Russia would step back from comment or actions provoking instability in Ukraine".

The army will only provoke more instability if it insists on clinging to power.

It is not just the results that matter but the reaction they provoke; the instability is inescapable.

The Liberal Democrats have resisted declaring such a large institution bankrupt, partly out of fear that doing so would provoke financial instability.

There have been constant rumours over his health in recent years and speculation over whether his death could provoke fresh instability and violence.

The Indonesian government resisted entreaties to crack down on Mr. Bashir, who runs a religious school in central Java, saying that they had no evidence he had committed any crimes and that to arrest him would provoke political instability.