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Meanings of destabilise in anglès

portuguès
desestabilizar
català
desestabilitzar-se
espanyol
desestabilizar

Make unstable.

      desestabilitzar-se
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      Examples for "destabilize"
      Examples for "destabilize"
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      Honohan said Germany's proposals had helped destabilize markets and needed more articulation.
      Reuters
      2
      Have you ever computed the explosive power necessary to destabilize the Plex?
      The Big U
      3
      Tripoli often accuses Gaddafi loyalists of trying to destabilize its democratic path.
      Reuters
      4
      The Cuban government dismisses dissidents as mercenaries seeking to destabilize the country.
      Reuters
      5
      That would destabilize markets and discourage foreign investors in the United States.
      Reuters
      Usage of destabilise in anglès
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      Plus: a snap election in Greece has the potential to destabilise Europe.
      The Guardian
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      Was the Government really trying to destabilise the whole trade union movement?
      The Irish Times
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      They are slowly reducing Russia's ability to destabilise Europe and the world.
      The Guardian
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      Tripoli often accuses Gaddafi loyalists of trying to destabilise its democratic path.
      Reuters
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      But it is unlikely to destabilise the coalition in the short term.
      Reuters
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      But toxic elements and non-performing assets threaten to destabilise this delicate operation.
      The Irish Times
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      A row over fiscal policy could also destabilise the already fragile coalition.
      Reuters
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      That could destabilise a province already hit by a low-level separatist insurgency.
      Reuters
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      They will try and destabilise with the general election coming up, he said.
      Reuters
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      And the result is starting to destabilise our entire economic model.
      The Guardian
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      Criticising Peters could destabilise the coalition, taking action against him almost certainly would.
      Radio NZ
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      Or maybe they'd serve in clusters, working to destabilise their countries.
      News.com.au
      13
      But not seen in a context that would destabilise global growth.
      Radio NZ
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      There is no argument that al Qaeda wants to destabilise the Pakistani state.
      Reuters
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      If Russia continues to destabilise Ukraine there will be further sanctions.
      The Guardian
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      They alleged the journalists altered footage of protests in order to destabilise Egypt.
      The Guardian
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      Translations for destabilise
      portuguès
      desestabilizar
      Destabilise through the time
      Destabilise across language varieties
      Ireland
      Common
      United States of America
      Less common
      United Kingdom
      Rare