disruption Signification, définition

Exemples de disruption

• We have seen an extremely unfair intervention in, and disruption of, a proper electoral process there.

• Endocrine disruption is not in itself an adverse outcome but a mechanism, which may have carcinogenic, reproductive, developmental or behavioural effects.

• We cannot afford another disruption of the energy supply.

• Nonetheless, these worrying trends towards social disruption are not a self-fulfilling prophesy that we should accept fatalistically.

• That being the case, what is regarded as a serious economic disruption remains subject to interpretation.

• In the short term, this means having available concrete measures which can be called on if we are suddenly faced with a new disruption of gas supplies.

• We believe that investment by producers must be borne in mind and that any disruptions to trade flows which could increase available supplies must be avoided.