| The governments that support the American position face so many serious problems that they are approaching democratic destabilization. |
| It will lead to grave destabilization in the region, which has already known more grief than it needs, but this can only make things worse. |
| Contemporaries interpreted this as a good sign because outward migration often signified destabilization within communities. |
| The meeting also expressed its deep concern that this action could further lead to greater destabilization for the country and the entire region. |
| The Yugoslav situation was the product of a concerted campaign of destabilization carried out by the US and the European powers. |
| The illicit use of these weapons contributes to crime and to political, social and economic destabilization in our societies. |
