Sentence examples for Must be undermined from inspiring English sources

Enemies must be undermined.

To be kept safe we must also be kept ignorant; to protect democracy it must be undermined.

In seeking an office where character counts more than in any other political contest, it is becoming an unspoken Republican tenet that the stability and credibility of the governor of Massachusetts must be undermined.

But for groups like AQIM, who set themselves up as the only pathway to radical change, the success of people power is an existential threat which must be undermined.

This victory must not be undermined but it must also not obscure us to what lies ahead.

The principle of protecting workers from the risk of injury must not be undermined.

The right to access information must not be undermined by the increased use of outsourcing to deliver public services, says Parliament's justice committee.

As unpalatable as we might find the crime, the right of someone to defend themselves from the accusation of it must never be undermined.

He warned that freedom of speech must not be undermined, insisting that it was "very important" to allow extremist views to be aired in public so they can be "challenged and not driven underground".

"Public confidence in the police is fundamental to democratic policing and must not be undermined by any suggestion that the rule of law does not apply equally to all citizens including those in uniform".

The concession does not go as far as specifying that MPs should get a formal vote on article 50 or any Brexit deal and slightly amends Labour's version to say the government's negotiating position must not be undermined.