| A collapse of the country's economy would have a devastatingly destabilising impact on the region. |
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| It was aimed at destabilising the republic and preparing a coup, should the Communist Party come to power. |
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| Their leaders would be investigated for destabilising the economy and union members would be disciplined or sacked. |
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| But having started, they must now succeed in stabilising the euro without destabilising the dollar. |
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| He said the motive of the killers was sinister and aimed at destabilising the country. |
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| John found their boundedness and self-sufficiency funny, preposterous, relativistically destabilising. |
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| For months they have been applying intense economic and diplomatic pressure for a settlement of the destabilising conflict. |
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| Both men were charged with spying, destabilising society, and publishing false information. |
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| The dumping of obsolete machinery and technology in the third world, especially in India, is destabilising the very economy. |
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| How destabilising could it be geopolitically, if grain prices were really affected and rose very high? |
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| The rebellion was financed by US imperialism as part of its Cold War operations aimed at destabilising the Soviet Union. |
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| The state of almost permanent warfare within the establishment is destabilising every aspect of government. |
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| Nevertheless, the Dutch government remained reluctant to teach Dutch on a large scale for fear of destabilising the colony. |
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| And now the United States seems bent upon destabilising Ukraine and seems all set to add fuel to the fire, by sending large consignments of arms and ammunition to the region. |
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| The Middle East's largest airline is halting flights to the northern Iraqi city of Irbil as the country struggles to confront a destabilising insurgency. |
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| And yet, his emphasis that many apprenticeships are 'a waste of time and public money' risks destabilising an important route for many school-leavers. |
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