Sentence examples for threat of destabilisation from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Arafat often used the threat of destabilisation and assassination to get Arab regimes to fund the Palestinian cause.

The votes for Brexit and Donald Trump demonstrated the threat of destabilisation of old political and economic orders if too many are left behind.

Russian president Putin has been in Crimea this week, and on Wednesday told officials to strengthen Russia's de facto border between the peninsula and the rest of Ukraine, citing increased threats of destabilisation by foreign forces, as well as the flow of drugs and sanctioned products such as European cheese.

The threat of ivory-funded political destabilisation now extends beyond central Africa, said C4ADS: "In east Africa, al-Shabaab and Somali criminal networks are profiting from Kenyan elephants killed by poachers using weapons leaked from local security forces.

Although most were on the Daily Telegraph's list of ministers Abbott was thinking of demoting anyway, Turnbull has not responded to threats of retribution or destabilisation by proceeding with hesitation or caution.

These shifts increase the effect of destabilisation.

It began a process of destabilisation.

Brexit suits their agenda of destabilisation," Eastwood said.

There's been years of destabilisation and back stabbing.

The leader of the pro-Serbia unionist side, Predrag Bulatovic, refused to concede defeat and talked of "destabilisation" and "tricks".

"The PM said that the tragedy had brought into sharp focus the consequences of destabilisation in eastern Ukraine.