Examples of using Destabilisation in English and their translations into Spanish
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Destabilisation procedure complete.
Notice- you have begun destabilisation procedure.
Destabilisation of streambanks may also occur as a result of physical activities such as crossstream yarding.
Preventing tax losses and market destabilisation.
The uprooting of peoples andcreation of refugees, and destabilisation of societies is intimately linked to the processes that are destabilising the climate system.
It was Washington which imposed threats, sanctions,embargoes, destabilisation and aggression.
In this amplifier clipping scenario, destabilisation of the power supply may result in sending a direct current into the speaker voice-coils.
Traffic is strictly controlled on the cliff top in order to minimise destabilisation of the cliff.
All these factors of destabilisation and insecurity lead to internal and international population displacements and migrant workers being exploited in the name of competitiveness.
Preventing tax losses and destabilisation of the markets.
The challenge is to incrementally create the conditions for a change of paradigm in respective regions, while preventing further destabilisation.
Nevertheless, long stays in hospital cause severe destabilisation of family life, which directly affects the siblings.
The delivery of military goods constitutes any threat to peace ormay otherwise cause destabilisation in the region;
First, to prevent conflicts andto avoid possible spill-over effects, such as the destabilisation of regions, the disruption of economies and the creation of uncontrolled streams of refugees.
WE AGREE to tackle the global drugs problem with a view to eliminating one of the underlying causes of destabilisation of democratic systems.
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT the effect of the world drug problem1 andrelated crimes on destabilisation of democratic systems and institutions and on the social and economic development of the countries and regions involved;
While facing many political obstacles,progress towards decentralisation could offer the best option to prevent further destabilisation and preserve the unity of Iraq.
With the destabilisation of French government in Morocco, and Moroccan independence in 1956, the government of Mohammed V wanted the US Air Force to pull its bases out of Morocco, insisting on such action after American intervention in Lebanon in 1958.
If there is a slight change in the planthere is terrible discomfort, total destabilisation, disturbance, irritation, anger, anxiety and fear.
And if all this happens in, shall we say, a region such as the Middle East where there is increasingly the sense that the world at large is unfair,then there is the risk of global destabilisation.
The first consequence of the overthrow of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was the destabilisation of Mali, a country whose economy was very largely supported by Libya 6.
One delegation noted that the presence of refugee camps in these circumstances could give rise to accusations that host countries were harbouring subversives.This can lead to regional destabilisation.
Today this conservative, backwards intellectual production,whose objective is to contain the process of critical destabilisation adopted by the feminists and the LGBT movements, is now rooted in the countries.
The kinetic process of destabilisation can be rather long(up to several months or even years for some products) and it is often required for the formulator to use further accelerating methods in order to reach reasonable development time for new product design.
Thermal methods are the most commonly used andconsists in increasing temperature to accelerate destabilisation below critical temperatures of phase inversion or chemical degradation.
She also identified reasons for this development: later age for having relations and giving birth to the first child, fertility problems,deinstitutionalisation and destabilisation of family and migrations of family members.
With no solution in sight, increasingly severe political destabilisation provides perfect conditions for a hardening of states, withdrawal from democratic principles and subduing, by local interests or not, of national societies.
Countering the spread of the Islamic State(IS) is surely a priority, butthere is a clear risk that such broader approach neglects the very root causes that led to the destabilisation of the Middle East in the first place- authoritarian governance and lack of economic opportunity.
Storing a dispersion at high temperatures makes it possible to simulate real life conditions for a product(e.g. tube of sunscreen cream in a car in the summer), butalso to accelerate destabilisation processes up to 200 times.
Also, speakers will discuss the reality of Venezuela's right-wing opposition both today and in the past; US destabilisation; the‘economic war'; and the Lessons of Chile and Nicaragua.