Sentence examples for which have destabilized from inspiring English sources

During her tenure in the Obama administration, Clinton, by her own frequent boastful admission, was the hawk in the Cabinet pressuring the president to be even more aggressive in his drone assassinations and murderous air wars, which have destabilized the region and created what the pope recently termed the worst refugee crisis since the Second World War.

He also suggested that the alarm in the markets, which has destabilized the euro, might have been calmed by quicker assurances of German support.

The resolution of the case, which has destabilized the troubled power-sharing government there for over a year, may finally clear the way for Mr. Bennett to be sworn in as deputy agriculture minister.

In the shadow of rising Islamic militancy, which has destabilized the Middle East and now threatens to do the same to parts of Africa, President Obama recently issued an executive order tasking U.S. business executives with strengthening trade ties to sub-Saharan Africa (the council includes heavy hitters from Wal-Mart, G.E. and McKinsey).

Meanwhile, the U.S. war in Afghanistan and the CIA's drone assassination campaign in the tribal borderlands of neighboring Pakistan have destabilized that country, which now has its own fierce Taliban movement.

They have already cost huge harm because thy have destabilized the Greek economy, which has reentered recession and have introduced massive uncertainty, inhibiting investment.

Big purses have destabilized the racetrack economy in another way.

We have destabilized the Middle East.

They have destabilized communities and injured students.

Civil strife and authoritarian regimes have destabilized many countries.

But in doing so, it will be ignoring the consequences of its own actions, which have totally destabilized Iraq, the region and the entire world.