Examples of using Destabilised in English and their translations into Danish
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Our markets have been destabilised and the taxpayer has had to fork out billions to compensate farmers for infected and suspected animals.
Maybe, the New World Order destabilised the Somalis by depriving them of their livelihood
measures adopted last year, have destabilised in an alarming way the public finances of the majority of the European Union's Member States.
One of the steps we need to take if we are to build a bridge to the destabilised regions bordering on Europe,
If Côte d'Ivoire becomes destabilised, this will lay the foundations for a crisis similar to that in the Great Lakes region
Fontana reached the conclusion that the ship had been hit low in the hull by the galleys and was destabilised after taking in water.
It must be acknowledged that the economic sanctions have not destabilised Saddam Hussein,
As the rapporteur mentioned, the hike in oil prices just over a year ago gave us an indication of how easily Europe could be destabilised by the speculative manoeuvres of the major oil exporters.
this also has to do with the fact that Macedonia is being destabilised from within Kosovo, with all that this implies.
between regional population groups, causing the government in Jakarta to become destabilised.
which clearly reveals the true intentions of those who destabilised this morning' s sitting.
disputes at international level and destabilised the production and commercial environment of the countries concerned.
for the PSE Group's resolution for the simple reason that my group's resolution would have destabilised the Commission at a time when Europe is in need,
he has very fundamentally undermined the rights of minorities, and destabilised good neighbourly relations between EU Member States.
Hizbollah that has for too long destabilised Lebanon and also threatened Israel.
with terrorist attacks that could have destabilised the region, which was already unsettled enough with the conflict in Afghanistan.
with the result that they will become very destabilised.
which have destabilised farmers and also threatened consumers.
hypocritical and very destabilising position.
Paradoxically, the new rules are also destabilising for employers.