Examples of using Potentially destabilizing in English and their translations into Arabic
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political information having a potentially destabilizing effect on Kosovo society.
I remain seriously concerned however about the potentially destabilizing factors identified in the present report, in particular increasing youth unemployment, the dire economic situation and rampant corruption and mismanagement, as well as the increasing tension in areas along the border with Guinea.
To avoid potentially destabilizing uncertainty, it is important that the Government takes the necessary decisions regarding the census
Given the importance and potentially destabilizing nature of transfers of high technology with military applications, 16 delegations of the Group of 21 considered it most appropriate to analyze ways and means of ensuring the transparency of such transfers which should be governed by multilaterally negotiated,
the crux of their complaint has been volatility. They have already attempted to erect defenses against the potentially destabilizing effects of advanced-country monetary policy by accumulating foreign-exchange reserves and establishing capital controls.
South Sudan celebrated its second anniversary of independence on 9 July 2013 amid concerns about potentially destabilizing divisions within the ruling party, the Sudan People ' s Liberation Movement(SPLM), a serious security and human rights situation in parts of Jonglei State and uncertainty about the resumption of oil exports.
In addition to demobilizing and reintegrating combatants and demining, post-conflict consolidation of peace must also address the excessive and therefore potentially destabilizing accumulation of small arms and light weapons typically found in countries after long(internal) conflicts.
The successes achieved so far in managing the obstacles that have emerged in the implementation of the Ouagadougou Agreement provide a basis for trust in the capabilities of the Ivorian parties to rise above narrow party interests and put national interests first, in surmounting any potentially destabilizing issues that might arise in the wake of the election.
As to the concern raised in the Secretary-General ' s report(S/2009/611) on the intimidation activities of youth groups associated with certain political parties, I wish to report that President Nkurunziza and the Minister of the Interior, in separate statements on 17 and 18 November, urged political leaders to put an end to those potentially destabilizing practices.
There was a relatively small number of potentially destabilizing incidents.
Their continuing state of displacement is a potentially destabilizing factor.
Those understandable and legitimate concerns constituted a potentially destabilizing factor.
The draft resolution recognizes that these aspects are potentially destabilizing elements for the region.
Several elements are required for an objective analysis concerning potentially destabilizing transfers or accumulations of small arms.
At the same time, host countries should be aware of the potentially destabilizing effects of volatile investment flows.
This is illustrated by the measures taken by the parties to avoid further escalation and defuse a potentially destabilizing situation.
Increased effectiveness of programmes aimed at reducing existing and potentially destabilizing stockpiles by better regulating the flow of new supplies.
One of the aims of the protocols was to avoid the potentially destabilizing effects in the region of issuing such warrants.
Under one set of views, the exception was highly controversial, and potentially destabilizing, and therefore should not be included.
In both houses of the legislature, there was also strong criticism of what was perceived as a potentially destabilizing attempt to create parallel structures.
