Sentence examples for threatened stability from inspiring English sources

Diplomats said recent events had indicated movement toward solving a problem that has created at least a million refugees in the two countries and threatened stability in the Caucasus and neighboring Turkey.

Graham Brady, who chairs the 1922 committee of Tory backbenchers, said it was the undemocratic EU that threatened stability, while Bernard Jenkin MP accused his leader of "parroting propaganda".

Last week, after Caijing published its investigation, several unidentified police officers pressed the magazine to reveal its sources, saying the article threatened "stability and unity," according to the editors.

(NYT Progresss in Caucasus Talks Diplomats said talks between the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan indicated progress toward resolving the 13-year dispute over the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh, whash has created at least a million refugees and threatened stability in the Caucasus and neighboring Turkey.

About the strongest words he could summon to condemn Mr Chen (though not by name) were that the Taiwan leader's decision to hold a referendum on cross-strait issues at the same time as the election had "threatened stability in the Taiwan Strait region".

The study of the Spanish public debt is of special interest in the panorama of the recent sovereign debt crisis in May 2010 that troubled European economies and threatened stability and unity in the Eurozone.

And the conflict threatens stability in the region.

Beijing may find that deception from above threatens stability no less than criticism from below.

The problem is that the leisurely pace of carrying out the peace agreement now threatens stability.

With the American withdrawal imminent, concerns are mounting that ethnic tensions could again threaten stability.

But in the modern era absolute opacity can cause discontent that threatens stability.