Examples of using Destabilisation in English and their translations into Polish
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the violation of their territorial integrity, the destabilisation of the region.
Of course, there are forces in Turkey wanting destabilisation, whereas some Turkish citizens hope for a more democratic,
If we do not address this we can expect major destabilisation, an increase in rioting and potentially significant problems
large disparities in the living conditions of animals and there is growing destabilisation in livestock markets.
in a very short period of time, lead to a destabilisation of the Company's financial standing
do European leaders understand that the destabilisation of the South will have an adverse impact both on the euro
health insurance systems because any destabilisation of health insurance systems would have dreadful repercussions on the organisation of healthcare
which is threatening to cause general destabilisation in the area, is a negative development.
with a view to developing institutions and education, because the destabilisation of Kyrgyzstan is a major danger for the destabilisation of the whole of Central
the Kremlin's intermittent political destabilisation of countries such as Ukraine
although its potential for destabilisation today remains intact.
restrictions threatening an attenuation of the conditions for rational cooperation, and even destabilisation in this region, both in the security sphere
US-NATO-EU- in other words, interference, destabilisation, aggression, occupation
May contribute to the destabilisation of the financial markets if increased costs mean that primary insurance undertakings do not buy the requisite reinsurance cover;
The risks of famine and social and political destabilisation are too great, and I should remind
leading to further destabilisation.
In forestry, it is estimated that some 6.9 million solid cubic meters of timber were felled leading to a destabilisation of the wood market which makes up some 40% of Latvia's exports.
The EU competences lie in addressing the cross-border aspects of distortion and destabilisation linked to high levels of undeclared work, the benefits of mutual learning and the need for
socio-economic development leading to: destabilisation of the labour market;
fearing destabilisation of the situation in Poland