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Значения термина destabilisation на английском

The action of destabilizing; making something less stable (especially of a government or country or economy)

Использование термина destabilisation на английском
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An orderly workout process, avoiding further market destabilisation, requires coordination and consistency.
The Irish Times
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It is clearly an attempt at destabilisation of the opposition parties.
The Guardian
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The general destabilisation in Ukraine has led to a run on the Russian rouble.
The Guardian
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Nonetheless, the destabilisation of Ukraine is by no means off the table in Moscow.
The Guardian
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Once that's withdrawn, a country is not far from destabilisation.
Independent.ie
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Other conflicts are rawer, and have a greater destabilisation potential.
The Guardian
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Tehran fears covert American regime change, destabilisation and sabotage plots more than it fears Isis.
The Guardian
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Growing fears of another US recession and destabilisation in Europe's financial system weighed on investors' minds.
The Irish Times
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Hundreds of thousands more have been displaced, and the entire region faces the threat of destabilisation.
The Guardian
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The new institutions are yet fragile and it would be naive not to expect attempts at destabilisation.
The Irish Times
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The marshy ground has led to several buildings sinking, causing structural destabilisation, along with a picturesque leaning.
BBC
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These conditions have led to continuing suffering, the birth of Isis, and the destabilisation of the wider Middle East.
The Guardian
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OA was induced in mice by destabilisation of the medial meniscus and pain was assessed by measuring hind-limb weight distribution.
Pubmed
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Kenyan forces pushed into Somalia after raids that threatened the tourism industry in East Africa's biggest economy and wider regional destabilisation.
Reuters
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Mr Fritch says there appears to have been a destabilisation campaign with political ends as it has happened in the past.
Radio NZ
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A report also found that a forceful eviction could lead to a "considerable destabilisation with depressive or suicidal crises".
The Guardian
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