Significats de destabilisation en anglès

An orderly workout process, avoiding further market destabilisation, requires coordination and consistency.

It is clearly an attempt at destabilisation of the opposition parties.

The general destabilisation in Ukraine has led to a run on the Russian rouble.

Nonetheless, the destabilisation of Ukraine is by no means off the table in Moscow.

Once that's withdrawn, a country is not far from destabilisation.

Other conflicts are rawer, and have a greater destabilisation potential.

Tehran fears covert American regime change, destabilisation and sabotage plots more than it fears Isis.

Growing fears of another US recession and destabilisation in Europe's financial system weighed on investors' minds.

Hundreds of thousands more have been displaced, and the entire region faces the threat of destabilisation.

The new institutions are yet fragile and it would be naive not to expect attempts at destabilisation.

The marshy ground has led to several buildings sinking, causing structural destabilisation, along with a picturesque leaning.

These conditions have led to continuing suffering, the birth of Isis, and the destabilisation of the wider Middle East.

OA was induced in mice by destabilisation of the medial meniscus and pain was assessed by measuring hind-limb weight distribution.

Kenyan forces pushed into Somalia after raids that threatened the tourism industry in East Africa's biggest economy and wider regional destabilisation.

Mr Fritch says there appears to have been a destabilisation campaign with political ends as it has happened in the past.

A report also found that a forceful eviction could lead to a "considerable destabilisation with depressive or suicidal crises".