Sentence examples for aimed at eroding the from inspiring English sources

For example, exchanges could require that insurers experiment with new payment models aimed at eroding the incentives of the existing fee-for-service system, which pays physicians for each office visit and test.

Oliphant v. Suquamish was the final blow after 130 years of congressional acts aimed at eroding tribal authority: In the late 1800s, the federal government gave itself authority with the Major Crimes Act to prosecute Indians who commit felonies — rape, murder, larceny, for instance — on tribal lands, an ability the federal government does not possess with respect to states.

Transmeta's big news on Tuesday surrounded its new Efficeon processor, which will be aimed in part at eroding some of Intel's huge market share of the notebook PC market.

The hearing stems from concerns by UC faculty members that the recent abandonment of state affirmative action policies aimed at increasing the number of minority students and faculty members is also eroding the hiring of women.

An analyst at a securities firm said the move appeared to be aimed at preventing the bank from posting heavy losses in its earnings for the fiscal year ending in March, which could further erode its capital.

Much of the air activity between July and September 1940 was aimed at the same object by attacking ports, warehouses and shipping to erode Britain's capacity to feed and supply its population.

He aimed at the fringes".

It is aimed at the devout.

Her antenna is aimed at the street.

It was aimed at the situation.

Messages is clearly aimed at the statusphere.