break thisnk you can apart becausei thinkwill createbrinkmanship
Years of baggageleadsto brinkmanship
This competition and the overlapping competences of the two elected bodiescould leadto brinkmanship
any deal ... likelyto provokebrinkmanship
a team of world politics enthusiasts and board game lovers(passive) is created byBrinkmanship
an apparent attemptto createbrinkmanship
the fact that Communism led by the then faction had sworn to do pretty much the same in terms of expansion(passive) caused byBrinkmanship
at timeshas ledto brinkmanship
such hostilitywill leadto brinkmanship
common ingredientscontributeto brinkmanship
the slow pace of the talks threatenedto createbrinkmanship
any stresscausingbrinkmanship
Adlai Stevenson in 1956(passive) invented bybrinkmanship
Robert Powell(passive) designed bybrinkmanship
Kim Jung - un ’scausesbrinkmanship
to a major US - Soviet confrontation , even a wider warcould have ledto a major US - Soviet confrontation , even a wider war
to Greek dealledto Greek deal
to a trade warleadingto a trade war
Middle East warcould sparkMiddle East war
to demonstrate Tehran 's unwavering support for its increasingly isolated allydesignedto demonstrate Tehran 's unwavering support for its increasingly isolated ally
repeated repeated crises , which caused a constant threat to nations national securitycausedrepeated repeated crises , which caused a constant threat to nations national security
to improve Iran 's bargaining positiondesignedto improve Iran 's bargaining position
to extract concessions from Iran in an eventual diplomatic settlementdesignedto extract concessions from Iran in an eventual diplomatic settlement
repeated crises ; nuclear war a constant threat John F. Kennedy — U.S. president during the Cuban Missile crisis http://www.youtube.com/watchcausesrepeated crises ; nuclear war a constant threat John F. Kennedy — U.S. president during the Cuban Missile crisis http://www.youtube.com/watch
to demonstrate Tehran 's support for its isolated ally amid fears the uprising could escalate into a regional showdowndesignedto demonstrate Tehran 's support for its isolated ally amid fears the uprising could escalate into a regional showdown
to the Cuban Missile Crisis and the imminent threat of nuclear warhad ledto the Cuban Missile Crisis and the imminent threat of nuclear war
the region to the brink | Ali al - Amin | AW Iranleadingthe region to the brink | Ali al - Amin | AW Iran
to fears of nuclear war not seen since a dispute between India and Pakistan in 2003has ledto fears of nuclear war not seen since a dispute between India and Pakistan in 2003
considerable collateral damage to the triangular relationship between the three great powers – the U.S. , China and Russia ... that was a defining feature of the Cold Waris ... causingconsiderable collateral damage to the triangular relationship between the three great powers – the U.S. , China and Russia ... that was a defining feature of the Cold War
to keep Brexiteer torpedoes out of the waterdesignedto keep Brexiteer torpedoes out of the water
The reality is(passive) was caused byThe reality is
risk that is out of one ’s controldeliberately creatingrisk that is out of one ’s control
to keep the pressure on Lancasterdesignedto keep the pressure on Lancaster
to a deteriorationcan leadto a deterioration
to shaky marketsleadingto shaky markets
to maximize their returns with minimum concessionsdesignedto maximize their returns with minimum concessions
to test the will and wits of players battling for bargainsdesignedto test the will and wits of players battling for bargains
to persuade Haringey council to contribute money towards the cost of the Northumberland Developmentdesignedto persuade Haringey council to contribute money towards the cost of the Northumberland Development
ripplescreatesripples
to cause economic worry and anxiety for the country and the worlddesignedto cause economic worry and anxiety for the country and the world
to force a tax change and a renewed focus on regional connectivitydesignedto force a tax change and a renewed focus on regional connectivity
to intimidate the West into giving him the kind of diplomatic victories he needs to convince the population that the hardships are worth the pride and headiness of victorydesignedto intimidate the West into giving him the kind of diplomatic victories he needs to convince the population that the hardships are worth the pride and headiness of victory
to a dead - end , if not a disastercan only leadto a dead - end , if not a disaster
to shuttering agenciesledto shuttering agencies
to stoke European fears of mutual economic destructiondesignedto stoke European fears of mutual economic destruction
to pressure the state for more favorable regulationsdesignedto pressure the state for more favorable regulations
to signal resolve in an era of strategic competitiondesignedto signal resolve in an era of strategic competition
in a point of no returnoften resultsin a point of no return
to miscalculationleadingto miscalculation
to pry a better trade deal out of Beijingdesignedto pry a better trade deal out of Beijing
Armageddon | MagillcausedArmageddon | Magill
to serve only Imperial endsdesignedto serve only Imperial ends
to maximise shareholder returns from burning biomassdesignedto maximise shareholder returns from burning biomass
from the abandonment of meaningful cooperationresultingfrom the abandonment of meaningful cooperation
Armageddon John F. Kennedy brought the world to the brink of a nuclear holocaust over the placement of missiles in Cuba which , he acknowledged privately , made no difference to American securitycausedArmageddon John F. Kennedy brought the world to the brink of a nuclear holocaust over the placement of missiles in Cuba which , he acknowledged privately , made no difference to American security