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He said: "They are deliberately destabilising the company, and there is no end in sight. "

In northern minds, destabilising the south and mucking up the referendum would undermine the legitimacy of any putative new country.

Until an unbalanced world faces up to its chronic imbalances, successive crises are likely to be increasingly destabilising.

Neither Mr Obama nor Mr Putin wants to see Iran emerge as a nuclear power, setting off a destabilising arms race in the Middle East.

The departure of two such senior executives would risk further destabilising the bank.

I struggle to understand how speculation is supposed to be both profitable and destabilising, all at once.

At a time of international tension, his "shoot from the hip" diplomatic style could even be destabilising.

Another question is whether the size and liquidity of the market are large enough to prevent destabilising overshooting in the market price.

Mr Luzhkov quit the United Russia party, which he helped to set up, and could have a destabilising impact on the political system.

The tackling of destabilising market speculation, through the introduction of a Tobin tax on international currency speculation.

Yet those American policies have seriously destabilising global implications, just as surely as does China's decision to peg its currency.

This has been a hugely destabilising force, inevitably exacerbated by the "one-size-fits-all" monetary policy.

He agreed that was indeed a bad memory but my attempt at mind games failed to have the intended destabilising psychological effect.

But exchange rate changes can still be very destabilising in a macroeconomic sense.

Yet China must now reckon with a potentially destabilising consequence of this new, improved process.

Expect more destabilising brinkmanship, just like the sort that attended the debt-ceiling crisis in the summer.

And Darwin, throughout, was in the grip of something very similar: a terrible, destabilising sense of wonder.

A very gutsy step, given the potentially destabilising consequences. And a very effective one.

His decision reflected politics, technical incompetence and ignorance of markets, and his comments thereafter were highly destabilising.

if the mainland's growth balloon does burst, the shock would be dangerously destabilising both at home and abroad.

"It would be destabilising for the region. It would pose a direct threat to Burma's neighbours. "

Yet it does want change, not least because rural poverty is potentially just as destabilising.

Either way, Belize faces having to pay sums of money that risk destabilising its economy and government.

These migrants were discriminated against, the report said. "If mishandled, this situation will create a major destabilising threat. "

Yet there can be no avoiding the destabilising consequences of these actions.

In some circumstances (like now), this system becomes destabilising as traders are forced to put up more capital to fund their positions.

Yesterday, Beijing warned that the US policy could swamp emerging economies with destabilising inflows of speculative capital.

It is impossible to persuade ordinary people of the merits of a system that generates vast rewards and destabilising crises.

It might also risk destabilising a country that has many thousands of artillery pieces and rockets aimed at Seoul.

These funds have mushroomed of late, spawning all manner of innovations, some of which may be destabilising and worry regulators.

The governor of the central bank warned that China needed to "confront the many destabilising and uncertain factors that exist" .

After Lehman Brothers' chaotic bankruptcy it was judged that big bank failures were too destabilising to tolerate.

Open deposit of accepted manuscripts risks destabilising subscription revenues and undermining peer review.

However fickly international capital may behave, the volatility it creates will not be so destabilising as to lead to systemic problems.

Both face potentially destabilising external disputes: China with America over Taiwan, India with Pakistan over Kashmir.

The Leaders expressed deep concern over the destabilising effect of regional conflicts.

Without a revamped policy mandate, it is conceivable that we could face another destabilising crisis.

Europe's fear of the destabilising effects of devaluation is completely understandable.

The fallout from a nuclear-armed Iran would be still more destabilising.

The palace insists that the king is alert and active. But Thais already fear a destabilising royal succession.

China needs to reduce the incentive for destabilising capital inflows, rather than block the channels.

To do otherwise would be destabilising.

An unregulated credit system, then, is inherently unstable and destabilising.

Revaluing the renminbi, as some in the US suggest, or raising interest rates, risks destabilising the economy.

The US has been the main culprit behind the destabilising global imbalances of recent years.

The very liberalisation that North Korea requires will itself be destabilising.

more broadly in the destabilising effect throughout the region and beyond.

The likelihood of very destabilising events is higher in interconnected markets.

Several experimented with capital controls to prevent destabilising upward pressure on exchange rates.

"If mishandled, this situation will create a major destabilising threat. "

Taken together, this has created a destabilising cocktail, at times sparking panics.

The Frenchman urged Fabregas to show commitment last month to avoid destabilising Arsenal's pre-season.

All of this, we are supposed to believe, is immensely profitable and highly destabilising.

The FSA's role, he says, is to prevent excessive pay awards from destabilising financial institutions.

However, repricing is deeply destabilising.

And the opposition still seems bent on destabilising the pro-American Zardari government.

China's high-savings, high-investment economy is costly for its people and destabilising for the world.

The US, meanwhile, will pursue a destabilising policy of dollar devaluation.

But naked CDSs have played an important and direct role in destabilising the financial system.

further destabilising a borderland already on a war footing.

I am glad that there has been no sign of destabilising implications so far.

Kim Jong-il has begun a potentially destabilising handover, and Pyongyang has become more aggressive.

Again, will it be possible to manage the powerful destabilising processes we see?

But they are nakedly political, making them hugely unpopular, and may prove destabilising.

The worry is that kidnapping may become a new business, further destabilising a borderland already on a war footing.

South Korea has little interest in destabilising its northern neighbour. There is even less appetite for war.

Many believe this is bound to lead to another upswing in bad debt and destabilising asset bubbles.

The economic pain will be high and potentially destabilising.

Realists dislike them for their destabilising foreign policy.

This is the perfect way to encourage destabilising capital flight from southern Europe.

Iran's Afghan policy has been to make life uncomfortable for the occupiers but without destabilising its own borderlands.

He projected that "outside the euro, there is little we can do to protect industry against destabilising swings in the value of sterling. "

Challenges of Coping with the Destabilising Impact of Highly Leveraged Institutions