Examples of using Destabilisation in English and their translations into German
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Preventing tax losses and market destabilisation.
The US fears the destabilisation can spread to other countries….
Either as regards their defence of the Syrian state or its destabilisation.
This could contribute to further destabilisation of financial markets….
The deal was supposedly the onlypossibility to save Portugal's banking sector from destabilisation.
Filtration prevents destabilisation of the soil through internal flow.
If the status of Kosovo is not resolved successfully,this will result in the long-term destabilisation….
This is a recipe for continued destabilisation of the Israeli state; it is not a security solution.
Such conditions are ones in which terrorist activity can thrive and contribute to further destabilisation.
If this does not succeed, it could lead to destabilisation not just in Uzbekistan, but also in the wider region of Central Asia.
Destabilisation began around ten years ago with the break-up of Yugoslavia, in which the European Union played a decisive part.
Both factors can lead to undesired settlements and destabilisation above the tunnel roof.
In this amplifier clipping scenario, destabilisation of the power supply may result in sending a direct current into the speaker voice-coils.
Conflicts within and between countries have already led to political destabilisation in many regions of the world.
In areas where there are dangers of destabilisation of the internal market or of serious prejudice to EU consumers and citizens, obstacles to accession could become prohibitive.
If we do not provide an unequivocal viewpoint, we could ourselves provoke destabilisation of the internal situation in Ukraine.
Any destabilisation of Côte d'Ivoire, given the economic and symbolic importance of this country to West Africa, could have a particularly devastating domino effect throughout the region.
Long stays in hospital cause severe destabilisation of family life, which directly affects the siblings.
This has been proved by the fact that during its implementation,the countries influenced by its scope experienced periods of crisis and destabilisation on a large scale.
For another thing,an epidemic such as Ebola can cause deep and persistent destabilisation to economically weak countries, which have also gone through serious military conflicts.
His superior- who happened to be the Minister of the Interior- carried out the punishment within Slovak law and according to ministers' rights and obligationsto act in order to prevent the destabilisation of the country.
The proclamation of independence may therefore cause destabilisation in, say, Bosnia and Herzegovina, from which provinces settled by Serbs may wish to detach themselves.
Turbulence on the currency and capital markets, such as in equities or cryptocurrencies,with the potential for new destabilisation of the real economy, also cannot be ruled out.
My question is this: do European leaders understand that the destabilisation of the South will have an adverse impact both on the euro and on the geopolitical stability of the security system in the West?
What at first seemed to be spontaneous revolutions against authoritarian governements is today perceived for what it is-an Anglo-Saxon plan for the destabilisation of an entire region of the world in order to put the Muslim Brotherhood into power.
Russia's annexation of Crimea in spring 2014 and the destabilisation of eastern Ukraine have made NATO renew its focus on collective defence, and have highlighted the importance of the EU as a security policy actor.
We need to strive to reduce differences between current levels of animal welfare standards in different countries of the Union, becauseat present there are large disparities in the living conditions of animals and there is growing destabilisation in livestock markets.
The impact of this growth, fuelled by technological co-operation with the US, is both destabilisation of the region and the further entrenchment of a militarist mind-set.
The most massive influx of refugees since World War II, destabilisation in several parts of our Eastern and Southern neighbourhood, unprecedented threat of terrorist attacks, high unemployment and social imbalances in many Member States, climate change and energy security.
Yes, the erosion of statehood, the return andrevival of geostrategic fantasies we thought we would left behind us, the destabilisation of further parts of the world and the resulting uncertainties and threats are real!