Examples of using Destabilising in English and their translations into Polish
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Wormhole is destabilising.
Destabilising it further will have serious consequences.
The portal is destabilising.
Potentially destabilising market. We decided that this was a serious.
Your program's destabilising.
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the United States and its allies have a vested interest in destabilising Syria.
Gravity web 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.
Iii seriously destabilising or destroying the fundamental political,
Our new program's destabilising.
The Committee insists that the destabilising effects of sugar imports from the Balkans be corrected without delay.
The cortical inhibitor is destabilising.
Those objectives should help avoid destabilising financial markets
the peoples of Europe are experiencing a grave, destabilising crisis.
To combat, and contribute to ending, the destabilising accumulation and spread of small arms.
put them into circulation with the aim of destabilising the regime.
Cutting the 2% inflation target would have a destabilising effect and the economy would no longer be supported.
that caused inflation, destabilising the economy.
It is also intended to finance operations to combat the destabilising accumulation and trafficking of small arms and light weapons SALW.
to reduce destabilising currency speculation.
But the impact of the gas crisis was felt by all, destabilising the EU's relations with its neighbours
Paradoxically, the new rules are also destabilising for employers.
inflexible lending criteria for SMEs and financial speculation on the euro as destabilising factors.
His systems are destabilising.
development posed by the destabilising accumulation and spread of SALW continues to be a matter of grave concern to the whole international community.
are vastly destabilising agriculture.
Moreover, the Corruption Prevention Office has been weakened by internal tensions, destabilising it and reducing public trust in its operations
meet the energy objectives in a sustainable way without striking potentially destabilising deals with third-parties.
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.
