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War would destabilise the region.
To remove or weaken one of those pillars would destabilise the entire structure.
It would destabilise the whole system.
Ruling out this as an option,Kostunica insisted on Tuesday that a move in that direction would destabilise the region.
That would destabilise services.
Both the EU and America had previously rejected the redrawing of borders on ethnic grounds, believing it would destabilise the region.
It would destabilise the euro- for some euro members, such as Ireland and Greece, are not in much better shape than eastern Europe.
But Thaci insists that Kosovo is“indivisible” andmany fear a partition deal would destabilise the fragile Balkans.
It would destabilise the euro- for some euro members, such as Ireland and Greece, are not in much better shape than eastern Europe.
But Kosovo's President Hashim Thaci insists that the country is“indivisible” andmany fear a partition deal would destabilise the fragile Balkans.
Another wave of migration would destabilise the region and, should the EU not provide them with enough support, Balkan countries may be pushed into the arms of various outside actors.
In 2007, Zobel said that"insistence on Kosovo being a part of Serbia would destabilise Serbia, after which the issue of Vojvodina could also be raised.".
I would like to stress that we cannot ignore the frozen conflicts in the region as the situation in them may deteriorate, which would destabilise the region.
Partition, the BBC's Arber Vllahiu said, could trigger a domino effect that would destabilise the whole region, impacting Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and other areas.
Bogosavljevic expects representatives of the ruling coalition to highlight"how no one would have been able to handle the economic crisis better than they would, andthat political change would destabilise Serbia" in the upcoming election.
The banks sent a letter on Wednesday to the government expressing fears that this move would destabilise the banking system and could deteriorate the already junk credit rating of the country.
The common belief is that given the extent to which all Chechen power structures have been colonised by people related or beholden to Kadyrov- even its representativeto parliament in Moscow is his cousin, Adam Delimkhanov- then the loss of Kadyrov would destabilise Chechnya.
The UK has been consistently clear with Turkey that unilateral military action must be avoided as it would destabilise the region and threaten efforts to secure the lasting defeat of Daesh.".
President Woodrow Wilson of the United States opposed extradition,arguing that prosecuting Wilhelm would destabilise international order and lose the peace.
We have been consistently clear with Turkey that unilateral military action must be avoided as it would destabilise the region and threaten efforts to secure the lasting defeat of Daesh(Isis),” foreign office minister Andrew Murrison told parliament.
If the ICJ opinion establishes a new principle,an entire process of creating new states would open throughout the world, something that would destabilise many regions of the world,' he said.
President WoodrowWilson of the United States opposed extradition,arguing that prosecuting Wilhelm would destabilise international order and lose the peace.[75].
We have been consistently clear with Turkey that unilateral military action must be avoided, as it would destabilise the region and threaten efforts to secure the lasting defeat of Daesh.
Infrastructure on the Irish border even after an effective transition period of four years is a red line for Ireland,which is concerned it would destabilise border communities that have flourished economically and socially since peace 21 years ago.
It would internally destabilise these countries.
That would indeed destabilise the region.
It would undoubtedly destabilise the government.
The nation is in dire need of further international assistance to avoid defaulting on its sovereign debt, which would further destabilise the entire eurozone.
After the 1936- 39 Arab revolt,the British were disinclined to accept any more Jews into Palestine for fear it would further destabilise the region.
What destabilises Chechnya would likely also destabilise the whole North Caucasus region, where corruption, maladministration and economic hardship is creating a serious terrorist and insurgent challenge.