Examples of using Destabilisation in English and their translations into Croatian
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as this pattern of behaviour in the region could imply further destabilisation of the Western Balkans;
There will be stagnation, isolation, and-- I would not even exclude-- destabilisation," The Guardian quoted Lajcak as saying on Wednesday.
in particular destabilisation of eastern Ukraine.
in particular destabilisation of eastern Ukraine.
Individual and isolated incidents such as that one in Tetovo cannot cause destabilisation, since it was the work of an isolated criminal group without the support of the local population.
Whereas any further escalation of violent destabilisation in eastern and southern Ukraine risks being used by Russia as a false pretext for further aggression by military means,
The EU competences lie in addressing the cross-border aspects of distortion and destabilisation linked to high levels of undeclared work,
some warned of potential political destabilisation.
also to accelerate destabilisation processes up to 200 times.
arguing Turkey should not contribute to the destabilisation of Syria.
that its Greek blockade can cause regional destabilisation.
including by entering orders which result in the overloading or destabilisation of the order book; or.
while the aggressive behaviour of certain third countries, and the destabilisation around Europe, has made us aware of the need to defend our territory.
including by entering orders which result in the overloading or destabilisation of the order book; or.
might lead to the destabilisation of the region;
Notes that the Sahel risks further destabilisation from the proliferation of light weaponry originating in Libya
while the aggressive behaviour of certain third countries, and the destabilisation around Europe, has made us aware of the need to defend our territory.
entities who actively provide material or financial support to the Russian decision-makers responsible for the annexation of Crimea or the destabilisation of Eastern-Ukraine will also be studied.
Since March 2014, the EU has progressively imposed restrictive measures against Russia in response to this deliberate destabilisation of Ukraine, including the sanctions renewed today.
bodies who actively provide material or financial support to, or are benefiting from, Russian decision-makers responsible for the annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol or the destabilisation of Eastern-Ukraine.