Sentence examples for about the undermining from inspiring English sources

But we're not simply talking about convenience here; we're talking about the undermining of one of civilization's greatest social constructs.

Am I alone in worrying about the undermining of the moral, legal and practical authority of the United Nations?

They are worried, for example, about the undermining of governmental checks and balances, the erosion of civil liberties and the makeup of the Supreme Court.

He says it also touches on deeper concerns about the undermining of South Africa's young, but vital, democratic institutions.

The anger that's manifesting itself in a wave of unprecedented citizen action is about the undermining of basic American values.

Well, it's all about the undermining of the independence of the judiciary, the ultimate goal of people like Barton and his friends in Congress.

"If academics cannot go to any part of the world on the basis of trust in terms of what they say they are doing and what they are about, this undermines the integrity of the institution".

"We have a duty of care towards our students, and there is an issue about this undermining the trust between tutor and student.

The Spanish capital's presentation - which featured former Olympic sailor Crown Prince Felipe - had emphasised providing a "sensible, reliable and trustworthy" Olympics but ongoing worries about the economy undermined the bid, along with the recent Operation Puerto doping scandal.  .

When it could no longer be ignored, the country's president decided to question all basic assumptions about the disease, undermining progress and delaying treatment and prevention programs for still longer.

Goodmon believes that Pope's agenda is not even good for business, because the education cuts he's helped bring about will undermine the workforce.