Examples of using Destabilising in English and their translations into Czech
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Warp reaction's destabilising.
Destabilising it further will have serious consequences.
The Earth's crust is destabilising.
Such migration flows can have destabilising consequences and can threaten the overall internal security of a particular country, region or border area.
Our warp field's destabilising.
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There is also every reason to believe that external forces associated with the United States andits allies have a vested interest in destabilising Syria.
The warhead is destabilising.- No.
The destabilising activities of Russia are creating an enormous threat to the security of residents of the border areas and are leading to an escalation of the conflict in the region.
Our impulse drive's destabilising.
To see such high-profile casualties is not only destabilising for the world economy, but for those who entrust their money and their future to these companies.
The whole Pacific plate is destabilising.
How can Member States orcandidate countries be allowed to act as destabilising factors in an area in which European soldiers are losing their lives in an attempt to achieve stability?
We decided thatthis was a serious, potentially destabilising market.
There is widespread,economically destabilising and morally unacceptable speculation on agricultural products of developing countries that are prisoners of single-crop farming for export, with a Europe that does not support them and allocates only 4% of its development aid to the agricultural sector.
Seven's neural pattern's destabilising.
Iran, as you know,is a destabilising factor in Lebanon.
FR Madam President,the peoples of Europe are experiencing a grave, destabilising crisis.
As long as these advantages are granted only to certain nations,there will always be a risk of destabilising the region, as well as a danger that the political and ethnic mosaic will shatter into even smaller pieces.
We were told by members of many parties in the Iraqi Parliament that return is dangerous and potentially destabilising for the country itself.
But we have already begun destabilising the government.
Certainly, in the wake of the documents leaked via WikiLeaks on the region's perception of Iran,Parliament will serve Tehran well by sending it a clear message that it must bring an immediate end to exercising its destabilising influence.
Securitisation has, therefore,left us to deal with a destabilising shock of an unprecedented severity.
The resulting tensions have shown that the inadequacies in their coverage and operation have shaken depositors' confidence andthat the unilateral measures adopted by some Member States to address the situation have a significant cross-border impact and destabilising effects.
Biofuels, which are subsidised,are vastly destabilising agriculture.
This rise is resulting in food insecurity for millions of people, destabilising the world economy and causing riots and unrest.
This resolution is not about the Iranian regime,which has been repressing its people, mismanaging the country and destabilising the Middle East for decades.
Let us not forget that it is, ultimately, extremist forces who are interested in destabilising Pakistan and who are responsible for this despicable act.
We decided thatthis was a serious, potentially destabilising market.
I therefore support an active policy in this area,which seeks to resolve the initial destabilising factors in origin countries, such as lack of economic and democratic structures.
Unless the European Union promptly takes decisive steps,the resulting loss of credibility could have destabilising consequences for the region.