Sentence examples similar to an undermining entity from inspiring English sources
The American Banking Association, which represents banks of all sizes but generally is considered the voice of the largest institutions, said the appointment "puts the bureau's future actions in constitutional jeopardy, threatening its work, complicating compliance efforts of banks and further undermining the entity's authority and credibility".
Far from protecting them from economic competition and social dumping – a race to the bottom in which employers reduce wages and employees' benefits in order to attract and retain investment – the EU is seen as an entity that undermines the French concept of what should be a European "good life".
But to directly engage a foreign entity, in this way, undermining the strategy and work of our diplomats and our Commander in Chief, strains the very discipline and structure that our foreign relations depend on, to succeed.
Kościuszko called such an entity "a joke".
To this, Vasubandhu argues, interestingly, that ineffability in regard to an entity that is ostensibly perceived undermines the functionality of perception as a source of knowledge.
Even if we think that <God> represents only a single entity, that fact does not undermine Kant's view that this concept is a general, mediate representation (cf. Thompson 1972, 318-19, 328-29).
Thus, a foreign entity who is found to be undermining our democratic process is by this definition an enemy of the United States, and a U.S. citizen found to be colluding with said entity is by definition committing treason.
A tuberculosis pathogen is a physical entity.
"A firm is like a living entity.
