Examples of using Destabilisation in English and their translations into Spanish
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Laura Thermes near the city's stadium, designed to express a destabilisation of space which gives it a strong dynamic fragmentation even while preserving a strong unity.
the reality of Venezuela's right-wing opposition and US destabilisation, the‘economic war'
well organised minorities whose capacity for causing damage and destabilisation runs the risk of becoming uncontrollable.
for stricter repression and more exact definition of the crime that embraces actions leading to destabilisation of fundamental democratic values of the society,
the movement of Russian tanks in Ukraine, the destabilisation of a growing number of countries in Eastern Europe
It is undisputed that the irresponsible trade in arms fuels human rights violations, destabilisation, crime,
we have also witnessed instances where democratic structures have come under direct threat by internal or external destabilisation forces of a military,
threat to the live and health of many people and destabilisation of interethnic relations in Opochka.
However, the risk of destabilisation persists.
The AU has condemned this attempt at destabilisation.
What took place is the basis for a destabilisation of democracy!
The threat of political destabilisation, particularly after the death of Deng;
Denaturation played opposite roles on the different mechanisms of foam destabilisation.
Destabilisation of colloid particles by addition of a reactive chemical,
Poindexter threatened economic warfare and the destabilisation of Panama.
Are we seeing the destabilisation of the Great Lakes Region once more?
We know that the United States has clear geopolitical interests in this destabilisation.
The destabilisation led to the rise of the Dál gCais
Destabilisation of colloid particles by addition of a reactive chemical, called a coagulant.
The destabilisation of Syria then provided the opportunity for Islamic State to develop further.
