Sentence examples for Undermine the predictability from inspiring English sources

These and other American proposals would undermine the predictability that international agreements are first and foremost supposed to provide.

Such a situation, he argued, would undermine the predictability and uniformity of a sound legal system.

In view of the differences in the way the ovaries are exposed to exogenous FSH, the possibility was expressed that submaximal stimulation could undermine the predictability by factors such as AMH and AFC.

He matches the accuracy of the machines around him while undermining the predictability of the cycles.

This decision sets a dangerous precedent in that it undermines the predictability of the legal system.

Artificially engineering rulings – as our Supreme Court justices are doing when they selectively cite foreign court opinions – undermines the predictability, consistency, and uniformity of justice.

A vote to leave will undermine perceptions of the predictability of the UK, the strength of one of the world's reserve currencies, and the stability of Europe, and the trajectory of globalization and these perception risks together could catalyze another round of global market volatility, which, if sustained, would have the potential to derail global growth.

"While we strongly disagree with Argentina's actions in the international financial arena," a senior Treasury official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said this week, "we have serious concerns that the Second Circuit's decision will undermine the orderliness and predictability of sovereign debt restructuring and could roll back years of progress".

Moreover, the measure "should be considered a short-term action, rather than a structural measure intended to address market imbalances of the EU ETS, and should not undermine the stability and predictability" of the system, MEPs add.

"This revision seriously undermines the stability and predictability of our immigration system," Representatives Zoe Lofgren and Michael Honda, both California Democrats, said in a statement.

Imposing too much control detracts from innovation and flexibility; conversely, allowing too much emergence can undermine managerial predictability and work routines.