Sentence examples for risks destabilizing from inspiring English sources

And they say his loosening of bank reserve requirements risks destabilizing the banking system.

In our recent trips in northern Syria it was obvious that the continuation of the conflict favors radical groups and risks destabilizing the entire region.

The French report said that Monaco risks destabilizing markets through a lack of surveillance of its banking and financial sectors, and could hardly succeed in joining the Euro zone unless it mended its ways.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) AFGHANISTAN: RUSSIAN WARNING -- The commander of Russia's border guards warned that Moscow risks destabilizing part of Central Asia if it attacks outposts of Afghanistan's Taliban, which is accused of training Chechen rebels.

In Europe and Asia even more than in the Middle East, the Bush administration's stated determination to act regardless of the views of allies risks destabilizing longstanding alliances and partnerships.

If the Fed moves too rapidly, it risks aborting the economic recovery and causing a political backlash that would make its current problems seem minor; if it hesitates too long, it risks destabilizing the dollar and creating another speculative bubble.

"Some of these actions that were taken risk destabilizing the Palestinian banking system," said Richard A. Boucher, the department spokesman.

Mess with it, and you risk destabilizing the one spectacle in the sport's calendar that impinges on American mass consciousness.

In July, EU Justice Commissioner Jacques Barrot noted that uncontrolled immigration risked "destabilizing Greek democracy" and called on Turkey to do more to stop migration flows.

Increased unilateral operations in these areas risk destabilizing the Pakistani state, alienating both the civilian government and military leadership, and provoking a broader governance crisis in Pakistan without finally achieving the goal.

It is hard to imagine that Obama or the European Union would risk destabilizing the country, even if they have to find a way to accommodate a government led by an international fugitive.