Examples of using Destabilising in English and their translations into Polish
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Finally, the current trade talks with the Mercosur bloc are having a destabilising effect within the industry.
to reduce destabilising currency speculation.
meet the energy objectives in a sustainable way without striking potentially destabilising deals with third-parties.
the United States and its allies have a vested interest in destabilising Syria.
inflexible lending criteria for SMEs and financial speculation on the euro as destabilising factors.
Moscow is also interested in destabilising the situation in the South Caucasus.
in order to avoid any destabilising changes in the allocation of quotas.
that caused inflation, destabilising the economy.
ultimately, extremist forces who are interested in destabilising Pakistan and who are responsible for this despicable act.
thus neutralise the original destabilising features of the risk.
Finally, the Court rejects the Commission's arguments that the proposed amendments would have serious repercussions on allowance scarcity and a destabilising impact on the allowance market.
National regulators and industry were generally opposed to this citing potential resource shortages or risks of destabilising current systems.
France, with its nuclear-based energy, points out that high subsidies for selected sources create a signifi cant risk of destabilising market prices.
put them into circulation with the aim of destabilising the regime.
It is a particularly destabilising situation which only three categories are able to bear,
But the impact of the gas crisis was felt by all, destabilising the EU's relations with its neighbours
The round shape with its destabilising features results in more muscle tension in the whole body and trains thus the supporting muscle groups.
This commitment to the'creativity' of the financial industry forgets the intrinsically destabilising and voracious scale of the speculation, of critical importance
The Council also emphasised the urgent need to address the destabilising impact of the Darfur crisis on the humanitarian
In 2003, Polish military contingents participated in a number of initiatives aimed at limiting uncontrolled spread and destabilising concentration of weapons especially SALW.