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The wormhole might destabilize.
Any solution to the problem of Kosovo would have repercussionson neighbouring countries and adoption of the military option might destabilize the entire European region.
In theory, buta tractor beam might destabilize the containment field.
Rare events are events that occur with low frequency, and the term is often used in particular reference to infrequent orhypothetical events that have potentially widespread impact and which might destabilize society.
Home Dacic: events in Kumanovo might destabilize the region.
The supplier may wish to set a minimum resale price when the goods to be supplied pursuant to the countertrade agreement are of such a quantity that their resale might destabilize or depress the price for goods of that type.
An additional concern is that a Chinese devaluation at this time might destabilize the economic and financial situation in Hong Kong, China, and in South-East Asia.
Another is that the deploymentof conventional forces in areas of tension or territorial disputes where there has been an understanding that parties should refrain from engaging in activities that might destabilize the situation could delay efforts at confidence-building.
One representative said that an amendment like those proposed might destabilize the balance between the Montreal Protocol and the Kyoto Protocol and would require further consultation with stakeholders at the national level and between parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5.
If the problem continued to fester, it might destabilize the entire region.
As we pointed out last year, the Russian delegation, while on the whole supporting the emphasis, in the Commission's further work, on preventing illicit arms transfers, considers it important not to lose sight of the danger to international and regional security of the uncontrolled trade in arms,including supplies of weapons that might destabilize a situation, especially in regions in crisis, or that might bolster international terrorism.
Failure to limit global warming would bring major climatic changes and environmental disasters that might destabilize whole countries and regions-- hence the importance of a legally binding international agreement under the United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change.
Furthermore, he cautioned against broadening the mandate of the new working group in a manner that might destabilize the existing working groups.
In light of the above, andwith a view to avoiding dangerous delays in the implementation of the Lusaka Protocol which might destabilize conditions on the ground, I have decided that it would be in the best interest of the peace process to proceed with preparations for the deployment of United Nations infantry units to Angola.
It urged all participants to make further efforts to complete that reform as soon as possible, andcalled on all countries to refrain from adopting measures that might destabilize international agriculture, such as export subsidies and export restrictions.
The Middle East conflict will remain unresolved unless all parties concerned go beyond the ordinary in their efforts to renounce violence,refrain from any action that might destabilize the explosive situation, implement hard-earned agreements and abide scrupulously by their reciprocal obligations under the Road Map and international law, particularly human rights and humanitarian law.
The most likely hazard is small-volume eruptions, which might destabilize glaciers and trigger lahars.
There is growing concern that too rapid andacross-the-board liberalization might destabilize their still fragile economies and disrupt economic growth.
According to the Foreign Minister,this"may destabilize and aggravate the situation.".
However these may destabilize the balance of payments and cause a currency crisis.
A war on Iraq, which began without the UN's sanction, may destabilize the situation in Afghanistan, and terrorism will again move to Central-Asian republics of the former USSR.
Likewise, premature orinadequate return and reintegration programmes may destabilize whatever"peace" has been achieved, and therefore threaten other peacebuilding efforts.
Sea level rise threatens coastal sacred lands in the region andclimate change may destabilize ecosystems.
The independent expert appeals to the international community to urge the Government of Burundi to desist from taking measures which may destabilize the country.
Macedonian president, Gjorge Ivanov, supported the continuation of the Belgrade-Pristina negotiations andsaid that Macedonia is against the partition of Kosovo, as that may destabilize the region.
However, it is the view of the Republic of Korea that arrest of a ship which is ready to sail oris sailing is not desirable because it may destabilize normal practice of commerce by affecting customers not involved in the claim.
The Serbian Government will continue supporting the Anti-Corruption Agency and expects the joint work, without interference of jurisdictions, said Prime Minister Dacic.He has pointed that weakness in any of the links during the battle against corruption may destabilize the entire system, and emphasized that not only institutions are important, but individuals as well.
China is a wildcard, and it may destabilize the markets greatly, especially where it has significant overcapacity steel and aluminum.
The independent expert calls upon the international community to urge the Government to desist from taking measures, which may destabilize Burundi.
At this critical time, I call upon the Government of Israel to refrain from all actions that may destabilize the situation further, in particular the disproportionate use of military force and settlement activities, including the building of settlements on the pretext of so-called natural growth in existing settlements.