Examples of using Destabilised in English and their translations into Swedish
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its members in fear of their lives, a destabilised government and a paralysed economy, Lebanon must now find a way out of this crisis.
which clearly reveals the true intentions of those who destabilised this morning' s sitting.
the balance of Europe would certainly be destabilised.
prices and costs are destabilised, with the consequent negative impact on the competitiveness of businesses.
They argue that this is necessary to ensure that the market for the relevant products is not“destabilised” since customers might consider them to be worthless.
Albania are not further destabilised by it, as Milosevic wishes to do.
Russia's actions have destabilised the security situation of the eastern fringes of Europe.
diversity employment in rural areas, agricultural restructuring will produce a spiral of growing unemployment and destabilised communities.
financial crisis, along with the special financial measures adopted last year, have destabilised in an alarming way the public finances of the majority of the European Union's Member States.
disputes at international level and destabilised the production and commercial environment of the countries concerned.
and further destabilised Ukraine.
and further destabilised Ukraine.
and further destabilised Ukraine.
if Côte d'Ivoire falters, the whole of West Africa will be permanently destabilised, it will be plunged into chaos, and there will be
for the PSE Group's resolution for the simple reason that my group's resolution would have destabilised the Commission at a time when Europe is in need, not of additional problems,
One of the steps we need to take if we are to build a bridge to the destabilised regions bordering on Europe, is to give Turkey a prospect of accession.
have further destabilised Yemen, are destroying the country's physical infrastructure,
which have destabilised farmers and also threatened consumers.
we will have a destabilised situation where the party who won the election is no longer in government.
with the result that they will become very destabilised.