Sentence examples for If it is undermining from inspiring English sources

"If it is undermining countries' chance to grow — as I believe it is — there is no argument for continuing it on the grounds that 'we must do something.' The something that we should do is stop".

That puts members like Connecticut, which has been persistently vocal about wanting to leave, in the awkward position of having to oppose the increase without looking as if it is undermining the league's future.

A committee could determine how such a large corporate enterprise works and examine how this affects populations, suss out anti-competitive behavior, examine and remedy invasions of people's privacy, and find out if it is undermining human autonomy.

That's why Grameen's board was such a breakthrough and why it would be such a loss if it were undermined by the government.

If it is not, it is undermining what some consider its most important policy, and may be breaking the law to boot.Acting like a guilty schoolboy, the education ministry issued a curt, 33-word statement saying it was suspending examinations of teachers.

Thus the question must be asked: Do Republicans who support marriage equality support it enough that it would be a deal breaker if a candidate was opposed to it, was undermining it, and was doing damage to LGBTQ rights?

Why should a civil servant be allowed to enjoy anonymity if he is undermining his government's policy?

The new budget that they have passed, even if it is fatally undermined by some of the assumptions that it was based on now being out the window, will still come into force at the turn of the financial year in early April.

Each form of government has a principle, a set of "human passions which set it in motion" (SL 3.1); and each can be corrupted if its principle is undermined or destroyed.

On the other hand, a regime may collapse due to a minor problem if it is seen as undermining its legitimacy.

But it should, at least, give clear reasons if it is to avoid undermining the commission's authority.