Examples of using Destabilising in English and their translations into Finnish
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This is exactly what Ossetia and Abkhazia in Georgia are looking for, but Moscow is also interested in destabilising the situation in the South Caucasus.
operation systems are network-connected, the potential destabilising effects of a cyber attack or a major accidental failure of key information and communications technologies networks could be devastating.
Moreover, the Corruption Prevention Office has been weakened by internal tensions, destabilising it and reducing public trust in its operations and its willingness to prioritise high profile cases.
The European Union calls in particular upon neighbouring countries to monitor the activities of nationals of the Central African Republic in order to prevent them from carrying out destabilising operations from within their territories.
Commodity price hikes have become a destabilising factor in the global economy,
Development is the most effective long-term response to forced migration and destabilising migratory flows: it improves living conditions
Deferring or rushing the final stage of the negotiating process would have destabilising political consequences;
This would send a damaging and destabilising political message to a population that gained independence only a few weeks ago
This rise is resulting in food insecurity for millions of people, destabilising the world economy and causing riots and unrest.
Making it especially vulnerable to the destabilising effects of counterfeiting. and most of their financial transactions are done in cash.
The Union must acquire the resources in order to deal with a destabilising crisis on the borders of an enlarged Europe- the Europe of tomorrow, in other words.
The Council reiterates the role of regional as well as sub-regional cooperation to counter the illicit supply and destabilising spread of SALW including their ammunition.
The North Korean withdrawal is not only a threat to regional stability. Destabilising the Korean peninsula would have more far-reaching consequences.
Mr President, the EU is committed to combating the destabilising accumulations of small arms in many parts of the world.
is a major factor destabilising the whole Union.
later be faced with a destabilising country, or continent,
Sevastopol by the Russian Federation and the destabilising crisis in Ukraine's eastern regions, which had a significant humanitarian impact on the civilian population.
Member States are therefore invited to set out clear strategies for ensuring the adequacy of their pension systems without destabilising public finances or over-burdening the economy.
attempting to or is in danger of destabilising Albania and the Former Republic of Macedonia?
to gauge their destabilising effects on a population.