Examples of using Destabilise in English and their translations into German
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the corridor will destabilise again.
There was widespread concern in the committee that increasing quotas could destabilise the market.
A lack of integration can lead to parallel societies which may destabilise receiving countries.
The CCCTB will also address distortions in current tax systems that can destabilise the economy.
This may well destabilise the country, increase starvation
assassinate, destabilise.
time again that C sugar quotas destabilise the market.
Even the suspicion that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapon can destabilise the Middle East.
For an independent Kosovo will still have a significant Serbian minority which will destabilise the country.
Full repayment of the deposit now could destabilise both the bank and the Bulgarian financial system.
shoulders will sink in and destabilise the spine.
A relatively small but untimely import consignment could seriously destabilise the delicate balance of the market.
Such damage to its image could destabilise the government.”.
Ivanović's murder could destabilise the entire region, Jutarnji list fears.
Qatar's diplomatic isolation will further destabilise the region, Jornal de Negócios warns.
Category 1 includes large institutions that could potentially destabilise the financial system.
The loss of its second most powerful military power would significantly destabilise Nato.
Rash decisions that spark uncertainty for the Cypriot people will further destabilise the banking system.
If we destabilise them they could blow this ship apart.
Excessive intervention could destabilise markets.