Приклади вживання Destabilise Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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If the movement gains power it could destabilise the country's international position.
The case is being heard in The Hague forfear that a trial in Sierra Leone could destabilise the region.
If this link is broken, it could destabilise financial markets and cause FX turmoil, as was the case in 2015.
After all, Russia is not only a military occupier,but also works in all areas to disorientate and destabilise society.
The new draft law on the status of Crimea could destabilise the situation in South-Eastern Ukraine.
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If our discoveries destabilise the ecosystem and threaten humanity, then we should discover something to protect ourselves.
When established memories are recalled, they also temporarily destabilise in the brain, briefly becoming like new memories.
With only 10% of the world's population having access to a free media,fake news and disinformation continue to undermine and destabilise societies.
They are trying to create chaos, demoralise our people, and destabilise our country with abominable attacks which target civilians….
Scientific progress and economic growth take place within a sensitive biosphere, and as they gather steam,the shock waves destabilise the ecology.
They want to go up in the world and destabilise the American hegemony, but never start an official conflict, as they would be sure to lose.
Modern societies are aware that these threats(especially violent attacks driven by ideology)can reinforce conflicts, destabilise society and, as a consequence, discourage social cohesion.
In particular, cyber warfare may destabilise the world by giving even small countries and non-state actors the ability to fight superpowers effectively.
The Ministry for Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced People(MTOT)has analysed open source information about situations which might destabilise Ukrainian society.
They are trying to create chaos, demoralise our people, and destabilise our country… We will retain our cool-headedness as a nation, standing more closely together, and we will never give ground to such dirty games,” he said.
Lawmakers urged the leaders to maintain a dual track Russia policy of defence anddeterrence to counter Moscow's efforts destabilise NATO Allies and neighbours, linked with openness to“meaningful dialogue.”.
We are dealing with the occupation of certain districts of the Donetsk and Luhansk Regions by a Russian aggressor that has created the bogus"DPR" and"LPR" organisationsand keeps them at the point of bayonets in order to weaken and destabilise Ukraine.
The transformative way in which these puzzling or surprising tales could destabilise the student's normal(and unaware) mode of consciousness was studied by Stanford University psychology professor Robert Ornstein, who along with fellow psychologist Charles Tart and eminent writers such as Poet Laureate Ted Hughes and Nobel-Prize-winning novelist Doris Lessing was one of several notable thinkers profoundly influenced by Shah.
In addition to the Russian illegal annexation of the Crimean peninsula, Members also condemned Moscow's disinformation campaigns andcyber attacks carried out by Russian intelligence which aim to increase tensions and destabilise European societies.
If such conglomerates, and in particular credit institutions, insurance undertakings and investment firms which are part of such a conglomerate, were to face financial difficulties,these could seriously destabilise the financial system and affect individual depositors, insurance policy holders and investors.
The ailing Bouteflika is in hospital in Geneva and has not spoken publicly since a stroke in 2013, but on Thursday he issued his first warning to protesters, saying the unrest, now entering its third week,could destabilise the country.
RECALLING that acts of terrorism have the purpose by their nature or context to seriously intimidate a population or unduly compel a government or an international organisation to perform or abstain from performing any act orseriously destabilise or destroy the fundamental political, constitutional, economic or social structures of a country or an international organisation;
This is yet another example of Russia's disregard for international norms and global order- this time through a campaign of cyber espionage and aggression,which attempts to disrupt governments and destabilise business," a British government spokesman said in London.
This is yet another example of Russia's disregard for international norms and global order- this time through a campaign of cyber espionage and aggression,which attempts to disrupt governments and destabilise business," a British government spokesman said in London.
Meanwhile, American arms-export policy has been a delicate balance between, on the one hand, seizing economic and geopolitical opportunity and, on the other,being careful not to share technologies which could destabilise war zones or be used against the United States.
Seriously destabilising or destroying the fundamental political.
They could have provided him with the means for destabilising the situation in Russia.