destabilization AmE , auch: destabilisation BrE

And he had no idea how soon the destabilization would go away.

You wanted to know where the destabilization was coming from.

In the last six to eight weeks, there's been a destabilization.

The officials said the destabilization plan centers largely on money.

"The decision only demonstrates one thing: the destabilization of the situation."

To avoid the risk of destabilization, heat pipes are used in some cases.

Small quantity leads to their increase and destabilization of a population.

This is an easy and effective way to further the destabilization of the country."

Last week details of a secret destabilization plan leaked out.

"Yes, and it may continue to do so as destabilization increases.

And particularly worried when that actually might translate to destabilization of a country.

No one among them really wants destabilization after the events of October 1993."

"It would not take very much destabilization for the whole thing to come unglued."

Destabilization could be enough to start an explosive chain reaction.

The destabilization of the Sovereignty is absolutely crucial to our success.

The risk of conflict and destabilization threatened the entire region, he said.

"If there is destabilization, everything will flare up again," he said at a news conference here.

If we do not, we're going to contribute to the further destabilization of the region."

To prevent a situation which would lead to a disruption or destabilization of the power supply.

The kinetic process of destabilization can be rather long - up to several months, or even years for some products.

Some critics focus on claims that the reforms led to destabilization.

It played a key role in the destabilization of the country during Allende's government.

"But the threat of destabilization comes from the South."

Their guerrilla strategy of economic and moral destabilization continues at a higher level than before.

For small bodies, destabilization is actually far more likely.