Примеры использования Destabilising на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Marian Lupu accuses the opposition of destabilising economic situation.
The third destabilising factor was the construction of the BTC pipeline.
This leads to the third, andprobably most crucial destabilising factor.
Destabilising trends are not weakening and tensions in interstate relations are escalating.
We recognise the necessity to curb excessive and destabilising accumulation of conventional armaments.
However, OPEC's second attempt at throwing its weight around would have a much more destabilising effect.
We shall continue to combat the destabilising effects of illegal trade in and excessive concentration of conventional weapons.
High profit margins andan abundance of cash provide destabilising effects on local economies.
To prevent the destabilising accumulation and uncontrolled spread and illicit trafficking of small arms and light weapons SALW.
They also took note of the various andvaried complex market destabilising factors in the oil sector.
Avoid destabilising capital flows to maximise benefits from globalised capital markets, thereby minimising risk;
The planned attack was"organised from Russian territory" with the aim of"destabilising Ukraine" and"killing one whom Russia fears most of all", he said.
Avoid destabilising capital flows to maximise benefits from globalised capital markets, thereby minimising risk;
Meanwhile, Trump's determination on the issue of tightening immigration controls led to another round of destabilising the political situation in the country.
These organisations were accused of destabilising the country and acting as agents of American political interests.
The Ministers opposed the use of the media as a tool for hostile propaganda against developing countries which are aimed at destabilising their Governments.
That policy prevents extremists"from destabilising the country", Abdurakhman, who has testified in the trials of extremist suspects, said.
The Ministers opposed the use of the media as a tool for hostile propaganda against developing countries which are aimed at destabilising their Governments.
Seriously destabilising or destroying the fundamental political, constitutional, economic or social structures of a country or an international organization.
Armed gangs andviolence spread across England under Edward's reign, destabilising the position of many of the local gentry; much of Ireland similarly disintegrated into anarchy.
In this process of relabelling,the government was attempting to tap into a"deep reservoir of negative feelings related to the historical role of quasi-religious cults as a destabilising force in Chinese political history.
Despite possible destabilising effects on their economies and societies, NATO member Turkey, our regional partner Jordan, as well as neighbouring Lebanon, are generously hosting millions of refugees and displaced Syrians.
This link between vague butemotionally charged concepts enables the authorities to depict foreign donors as destabilising forces endangering the country, and local NGOs as their agents.
A serious destabilising factor is the practice of the export of democracy in various parts of the world and regime change through“color revolutions” or the use of other methods to impose development recipes on sovereign nations from the outside, without taking into account their traditions and national specifics.
The European Union notes with concern that the continuation of the conflict in Afghanistan increases the potential for international terrorism anddrug trafficking with destabilising effects for the region and beyond.
The Ministers expressed deep concern at the violent actions that have taken placein Venezuela in the last weeks, aimed at destabilising the democratically elected government of President Mr Nicolas Maduro Moros, democratic institutions and the rule of law in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
At the 50th national conference of the African National Congress on 16 December1997 at Mafikeng(Gauteng province), President Mandela strongly condemned a planned insurrection aimed at destabilising South Africa's young democracy.
The act defines extremism as an"expression of extreme forms of action aimed at destabilising the socio-political situation, at violently changing the constitutional structure of the Republic of Uzbekistan, at violently taking power and assuming powers associated with it and at inciting national, racial, ethnic or religious enmity.
Recalling its resolution 2117(2013) and expressing grave concern at the threat to peace andsecurity in Yemen arising from the illicit transfer, destabilising accumulation and misuse of small arms and light weapons.
Intentions of speculation of destabilising factors were very clear in the first half of 2005, when the Moscow-based organisation Patria-Moldova, which claims to represent the interests of all Moldovans working abroad, supported by Transnistrian circles, tried to provoke an acute crisis in Moldova, speculating in mass media the imminence of a financial collapse and calling upon citizens to urgently withdraw their savings from banks.