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However the directors are concerned not to further destabilise the bank which is beginning to recover from the trauma of the alleged fraud.

This week, however, a presidential adviser talked of an "organised plot" to destabilise Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife, Carla Bruni.

Teams are going to try everything to put us off or even destabilise us, so it's going to be up to us to keep our discipline.

But he ran into a familiar problem: the attempt to reform a failing system can simply destabilise it further.

Such raised emotions are likely to leave long-term scars, and may continue to destabilise countries like Egypt.

some say the president was waiting for a chance to destabilise him to force his replacement by someone more emollient.

"Any attempts to rock the situation with democratic slogans, to destabilise the state and split society will be stopped, " he said.

But it did not destabilise the ice sheet or provide a new reason to worry about rising sea levels.

For a while the jihadists thought they could carve out a base in Iraq from which to destabilise the region.

The large imbalances that this system has permitted now destabilise the world.

He must never again be able to threaten the lives of Libyan civilians, nor to destabilise Libya once he has left power.

The Chinese argue that they do not wish to destabilise Mr Kim's regime, as to do so might risk chaos in their own back yard.

A confrontational, take-no-prisoners approach would further destabilise Argentina economically, socially and politically.

Yet, a cultural continuity must be maintained in order not to destabilise the organisation.

The crisis in the eurozone shows how the herd instincts of capital markets can destabilise an entire continent.

It does not destabilise the regime. It would carry huge risks to the perpetrators.

a deliberate attempt to destabilise the defence.

But Beijing is concerned about soaring property prices, which if unchecked could destabilise the economy and trigger social discontent.

Moreover, rapid exchange-rate revaluation and relaxation of controls on the capital account could destabilise Chinese growth.

He recently warned that forcing China to have a stronger currency risked causing social chaos that would then destabilise the whole world.

True, European politicians have excoriated "speculators" that destabilise the market in sovereign debt.

Moreover, a German exit would destabilise the rump of the eurozone, probably leading to disintegration.

Monitoring of the landslide zone intensified, for fear that the blast might destabilise it.

Moreover, rapid exchange-rate revaluation and the relaxation of controls on the capital account could destabilise Chinese growth.

He warned that unilateral action by individual countries could destabilise the global economy and stifle growth.

Big cross-border banks whose failure would destabilise the wider financial system may also face a surcharge.

Even without recession, falling home prices would have impaired enough mortgage debt to destabilise the financial system (see chart 3).

It could also destabilise the central government of President Asif Zardari, another PPP-led coalition.

Libya's state news agency blamed "a foreign network trained in creating clashes and chaos to destabilise Libya" .

The financial system requires close oversight, or crises will destabilise it (see article).

There are legitimate fears that too much currency freedom will serve mainly to give speculators a licence to destabilise.

A messy default would destabilise the global financial system and could force Greece to abandon the euro.

Mr Obama must make clear that he will not cut them adrift and will not tolerate attempts to destabilise their governments.

By pursuing the jihadists into Pakistan, America has helped to destabilise a paranoid, nuclear-armed country of 190m Muslims.

Higher rainfall in areas without proper drainage systems can destabilise the soil, leading to landslides and more floods.

A sudden hit can destabilise any company, but the danger is acute in the swaggering media industry.

Fears that speculative inflows of "hot money" could destabilise the Chinese economy have long pre-occupied policymakers in Beijing.

An Iran with nuclear weapons could destabilise the region in numerous ways.

It warned the problems threaten to destabilise the global economy.

But US and EU diplomats fear this could seriously destabilise the PA and even possibly cause its collapse.

True, such measures could destabilise the regime.

It is incompetent investors who destabilise markets.

Some investors worry that a boardroom overhaul would destabilise their investment.

The reason is that large and persistent imbalances drive ever larger capital flows, which can destabilise the global economy.

The concern is that Mr McGuinness's candidacy could destabilise this effective but fragile teamwork.

There are growing concerns that a flood of liquidity is fuelling asset-price bubbles, which could destabilise economies when they burst.

But in doing so, they could destabilise a competitor.

Certainly Hong Kong should not be permitted to be used as a base to destabilise China.

"They are being used to destabilise our country, which will lead to negative effects for the entire world. "