Examples of using Destabilization in English and their translations into German
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Its ultimate object is political destabilization and regime change.
Destabilization of sovereign states through"regime change" is closely coordinated with military planning.
It leads to international political and economic destabilization.
If these problems go unattended, destabilization will undoubtedly grow.
Destabilization throughout the region would then be a fact with unforeseeable consequences for peace in the Balkans.
That risk is as serious as the destabilization of the Pakistani government by the war.
Both Iraq and Egypt, in connection with what the Yinon Plan states,have acted as primers for the destabilization of both these Arab states.
Otherwise, financial destabilization will threaten the fortunes of the very rich.
Demoralization We have now passed from the process of 2. destabilization into the phase of 3. crisis.
In addition, dendrite destabilization is an early phenotype of neurodegenerative phenomena.
Major crisis after the assassination of a journalist and destabilization of the country by NGOs.
Its implications for the destabilization of the region would be enormous, not only northwards to Serbia, but also to the south and east.
No Comment Slovakia: major crisis after the assassination of a journalist and destabilization of the country by NGOs.
With good refugee camps you counteract destabilization, but at the same time you risk encouraging people to leave Kosovo.
Increasing energy consumption andthe massive expansion of renewable energies often lead to destabilization of the electrical grids in Sweden.
However, increasing geopolitical risks and destabilization along with its associated currency distortions prove not to be conducive.
Such solution implies abandonment of the pernicious“Eastern expansion” which has already produced destabilization in Europe.
Further isolation of Belarus and destabilization of the region must be avoided.
He assumes that three main moments of individualization have to be differentiated:liberation, destabilization and reintegration.
Governmental precarization means not only destabilization through wage labor, but also a destabilization of ways of living and hence of bodies.
But to strengthen a Ukraine plagued by corruption and cronyism,and heavily burdened by Russian aggression and destabilization, is no easy task.
We are rapidly heading towards systemic destabilization, which is evident at many levels.
But all the alternatives, including the Cuban model, are the subject ofsabotage, embargoes, measures of destabilization, assassinations.
Any concession on his part in the territorial issue would lead to destabilization in the country, and, possibly, to the resignation of the president.
MINDFUL that denying access to information could lead to spiritual, intellectual, and economic decline,the promotion of xenophobia and destabilization of international order.
The current path risks further destabilization in Antarctica; choosing the alternative path of a new energy system for the planet is our last best hope.
The EU's maneuvers may stabilize Europe in the short run and help it to withstand better the current speculative attacks on some of the euro countries' government bonds,but they risk long-term destabilization.
In this context, Russian President Vladimir Putin's destabilization of Ukraine cannot be separated from his dream of leading a“Eurasian Union”- a thinly disguised effort to recreate the former Soviet Union.
The economic reforms would incur high social costs, in other words, they would bring with them unemployment, poverty, fear of the future,and social destabilization and could provide a prospect of a material improvement only after several years.
It does this in recognition of the fact that certain behaviors on the part of players in financial markets can, in and of themselves, lead to a destabilization of these markets and, as a result, to a destabilization of national economies, especially in developing and newly industrialized countries.