Examples of using Could destabilize in English and their translations into Arabic
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The situation-- in terms of human rights in the Territory and of refugees in the Tindouf camps-- had not improved since the original plan was adopted 19 years previously and could destabilize the whole region at any time.
He stated that further tests could destabilize the atoll and cause landslides.
The international community may ultimately face a major humanitarian disaster that could destabilize the subregion.
Disasters had set back development agendas and could destabilize social and political structures.
While having access to capital was important, massive capital fluctuations could destabilize the economy and create crises.
there are as many encouraging signs as there are risks that could destabilize this real but fragile momentum.
Turkey calls on both parties to exercise the utmost restraint in order to prevent any escalation that could destabilize the whole region.
there are also risks that could destabilize a real but fragile momentum.
A recent incident in Nimba County underscored the potential for these disputes to escalate into violence that could destabilize the countryside.
To do otherwise could destabilize international relations and erode efforts to maintain international peace and security under the Charter of the United Nations.
However, the security situation remains fragile and Côte d ' Ivoire continues to face significant risks and threats that could destabilize the country.
Disease outbreaks could destabilize nations and regions, disrupting commerce, creating the loss of confidence in governments, affecting donor strategies
Owing to globalization and deregulation, the linkage between the global food supply system and financial markets ensured that instability in one could destabilize the other.
Some consider it such a source of holier-than-thou attitudes and passion, particularly on the part of the Islamists, that it could destabilize the Government.
We are living through a very difficult period, when a single wrong step could destabilize the situation and, tragically, lead to a return to the past.
my Special Representative appealed to both sides to refrain from acts that could destabilize the situation and impede the peace process.
Those are some of the several fundamental challenges which, if left unchecked, could destabilize international peace and security and increase the risk of new instances of unilateral or pre-emptive use of force.
They called on the international community to condemn the attack and to cooperate with ECOWAS and the two countries to take measures to prevent and discourage any further subversive activity that could destabilize the subregion.
Should this not happen, as an immediate neighbour we are most concerned by possible new waves of refugees, which could destabilize not only the countries of the region, but also those beyond.
Often fuelled by the illicit proliferation of small arms and light weapons, these conflicts kill thousands, displace many thousands more from their homes, devastate economies and frequently have secondary effects that could destabilize the surrounding region.