They destabilize our collective security.

These weapons fuel, intensify and prolong conflicts, frustrate peace initiatives and destabilize regimes emerging from conflict.

They are better organized, better funded and more clearly aim to destabilize the Afghan political transition.

That mix of contrasts has the potential to seriously destabilize our societies and ways of living.

That would require identifying those activities of private companies that did not further destabilize weak States.

Human settlements in watersheds may modify hydraulic systems and destabilize slopes, thereby increasing flood and landslide hazards.

We condemn all acts of terrorism that adversely affect the people of Iraq and risk to destabilize the political process.

The continued use of terrorism by Palestinian terrorist organizations threatens to further destabilize the region and make the prospects for peace even more distant.

Moreover, since their aim was not to punish innocent populations or destabilize economies, careful consideration should be given to any effects that they might have.

We are concerned that humanitarian emergencies linked to natural and man made disasters, such as food insecurity, population movement and cholera, continue to destabilize West and Central Africa.

Cutting off aid could have calamitous humanitarian consequences for the nation s 80 million people. It could also destabilize a fragile region, sparking fresh wars with neighboring Somalia and Eritrea.

All of the security forces the national police and the National Defence Force are working hard to put an end to such actions, which could destabilize our hard won peace.

It is alleged that recruitment was made on behalf of the son of a former president of Guinea, Sékou Touré, in an effort to destabilize the present Government of Guinea.

Governments fear that they will lose credibility with financial markets. Where their obligations are held by foreigners, and by foreign banks in particular, writing them down may only destabilize other countries.

Drug dealers were allegedly paid by Israeli authorities to visit pubs and other places in the occupied Golan in order to attract Arab youth and thus destabilize family and community ties.

If the global economy remains on its current trajectory, a period of intense volatility could destabilize a number of emerging economies, while undermining development efforts worldwide. That s why policymakers must act now.

The combination of ethnic and sectarian fears and rivalries, historical memories, and willful blindness among outside powers seems almost predestined to destabilize the entire Middle East again. Turkey is resurgent yet troubled

Moreover, democracy alone will not convert the current crop of extremist jihadis to peaceful change. If anything, too rapid a democratic transition may destabilize governments and enhance the extremists opportunities to wreak havoc.

First, they are weary of renewed Iranian attempts to destabilize Iraq. Security forces recently intercepted suicide bombers entering Iraqi Kurdistan from Iran, with, Kurdish leaders believe, the support and training of Iranian intelligence.

If, however, the authorities continue their efforts to destabilize the Russian economy, today s disturbing tendencies may actually take root. Russia can then forget about attaining the fast, sustainable growth that China has achieved.

It is undeniable that a possible escalation of violence and an increase in political strife could destabilize the situation and interrupt the process that is necessary to determine the future status of Kosovo.

(d) Democracy, which is spreading everywhere, has raised development expectations everywhere, that their non fulfilment risks rekindling non democratic forces, and that structural reforms that do not take social realities into account could destabilize democratization processes

Secondly, with regard to northern Uganda, we agree that the conflict there has important regional dimensions with the potential to further destabilize the already fragile security in the region and to disrupt the ongoing humanitarian efforts.

Only the rule of law, backed by well trained Iraqi forces, supported by a thriving infrastructure and economy and energized by a free and fair elections process could defeat those who wished to destabilize the country.

Were the US to succeed in using its military strength, it would create a new, democratic Middle East. But were it, despite its military might, to fail, it would create a power vacuum and destabilize the region.

Why do those countries that send suicide bombers not send their young people to do humanitarian work to contribute to the reconstruction of Iraq instead of sending them to kill children, to destabilize Iraq and its security?

But safer, less indebted banks are better able to continue lending without becoming distressed or needing support. As a result, they are less likely to destabilize the global financial system or impose harm on most shareholders and the public.

What is more, the presence of the Lord's Resistance Army in the Sudan and, more recently, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, illustrates the potential for that conflict to destabilize and impede peaceful transitions in the entire region.

We are confident that Syria will fully cooperate with the Commission, as it has demonstrated, and that it will seek to resolve the issue in a diplomatic manner and avoid circumstances that could possibly destabilize both Syria and Lebanon.

After all, trouble in emerging economies would destabilize the entire global economy, threatening the fragile recoveries of advanced economies, including the US. And, given China s rise, it is clearly in America s interest to maintain a balance of economic power in Asia.

We welcome the December 2002 Kabul Declaration on Good Neighbourly Relations and are encouraged by the efforts of neighbouring States to work cooperatively with Afghanistan to solve the pressing domestic and transnational problems which threaten to further destabilize the country.

There may be a legal rationale for this neo imperial elitism. The so called C 6 might argue that, given their price stability mandate, only central banks of countries whose economic fate might destabilize domestic prices should receive privileged access to domestic currency.

It is equally important that Pakistan and India engage in an open dialogue that can establish trust and transparency in their respective policies concerning Afghanistan. Today, this dialogue hardly exists, and their mutual maneuvering, fueled by mistrust, could easily destabilize their weaker neighbor.

With the US on the way to achieving energy independence, there is a risk that America and its Western allies will consider the Middle East less strategically important. That belief is wishful thinking a burning Middle East can destabilize the world in many ways.

Likewise, short of initiating a major war, Putin has few options for driving up oil prices. Moreover, even before the oil price collapse, crony capitalism had brought growth to a halt and any serious effort to change the system would destabilize his power base.

To be successful, Asia s leaders must not allow diplomatic distractions including territorial disputes in the region, which intensified in 2012 to destabilize further an already uncertain economic and geopolitical environment. Given current global economic uncertainties, there is no room for this kind of disruption.

Ironically, an Iranian civilian nuclear program would enhance US and world energy security by making more oil and gas available in the global market. But America s determination to destabilize Iran and the Iranian government s determination to retain power reduce the likelihood of this scenario.

As long as the EU s life threatening political crisis continues, its financial crisis will continue to destabilize it. At the heart of resolving the crisis lies the certainty that the euro and with it the EU as a whole will not survive without greater European political unification.

Without disputing the need for some deleveraging, a new incarnation of the Vienna Initiative Vienna 2.0 seeks to make the process orderly. After all, excessive and chaotic deleveraging by lenders to emerging Europe and the ensuing credit crunch would destabilize this economically and institutionally fragile region.

Report of Reuters on November 5 in Nagoya Haruhiko Kuroda, the president of the Bank of Japan said on Monday that the bank realized that the long term implementation of ultra easing monetary policy could squeeze the profit margins of financial institutions and destabilize the banking system of Japan.

But those leading the effort have already indicated its likely conclusion Nemtsov's murder was an attempt to destabilize Russia. We can be all but certain that some culprit or another will be found, and that his crime will be part of a conspiracy by the CIA or Ukrainian authorities.

BOGOTÁ During the Cold War, tensions between the West and the Soviet Union affected virtually all countries worldwide. As a result, throughout Latin America, guerrilla groups emerged, seeking to destabilize military dictatorships and attain democracy, freedom, and policy reform goals that they believed could not be achieved peacefully.

But will they also prevent him from succeeding? Will the spirit of hope that brought Obama to power triumph over the winds of economic and social despair, or will fear in the West of the looming global recession spread to Asia and destabilize its giants, China and India?

My delegation strongly urges the Council to do everything in its power to prevent an eruption of violence in any form in the countries bordering Iraq, as such an occurrence could totally destabilize the entire region, an eventuality whose consequences would be dire for the rest of the world.

As we have documented before, Hizbullah, with the sponsorship of Syria and Iran, is seeking to destabilize the region and undermine any hopes of peace, and it is using the networks it has developed with Palestinian terrorist organizations operating in the West Bank and Gaza to achieve this end.