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Significados de destabilise en inglés

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desestabilizar
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desestabilizar

Make unstable.

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Uso de destabilise en inglés
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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
11
Criticising Peters could destabilise the coalition, taking action against him almost certainly would.
Radio NZ
12
Or maybe they'd serve in clusters, working to destabilise their countries.
News.com.au
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But not seen in a context that would destabilise global growth.
Radio NZ
14
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
portugués
desestabilizar
Destabilise a través del tiempo
Destabilise por variante geográfica
Irlanda
Común
Estados Unidos de América
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Reino Unido
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