Examples of using Destabilisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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thereby address the root causes of destabilisation, forced displacement
economic and social destabilisation targeted against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela;
the aim is widened to destabilisation and confrontation of the entire society.
be dominated by Russia's interference in Ukraine, including the illegal annexation of Crimea and direct destabilisation of the country.
There is no doubt that in the current economic crisis our economies will not react well to this destabilisation.
Joint motion for a resolution on Russian pressure on Eastern Partnership countries and in particular destabilisation of eastern Ukraine.
Whereas the conflict in Ukraine has deepened fears in Belarusian society of a destabilisation of the internal situation as a result of a power change;
marked by destabilisation and authoritarianism.
a region facing destabilisation, in particular in Somalia and South Sudan.
costly redesign, and destabilisation of the user base;
can only contribute to further destabilisation and could ultimately derail the country and the region;
which yet again risks leading to a civil war and further destabilisation of the already strained Great Lakes region;
These people, citizens of the Slovak Republic, contribute to the destabilisation in the area and harm the interests of Slovakia abroad.
May contribute to the destabilisation of the financial markets if increased costs mean that primary insurance undertakings do not buy the requisite reinsurance cover;
social and political destabilisation are too great,
If there's any further destabilisation in Ukraine, then there should be further wide ranging measures taken," said British Prime Minister David Cameron.
I am convinced that we can only attempt to avoid further market destabilisation through strict and specific regulation.
poverty contribute to the destabilisation of the region as a whole;
causing serious destabilisation in the affected regions.
Believes that those policy fields likely to suffer most significantly from the budget gap resulting from Brexit should be protected from major setbacks in order to prevent the destabilisation of any current economic,