Sentence examples for and the undermining of from inspiring English sources

We have had 20 years of the centralised, standardised National Curriculum and the undermining of local authority control.

The invasive scouring of the channel bed and the undermining of the control structure may actually have begun in 1963, as soon as the structure opened.

We need righteous indignation at policies that are causing enormous unnecessary suffering, the wasting of huge quantities of money and the undermining of a civil society.

But many serious scholars now blame the region's extreme and persistent inequalities, which went hand in hand with political instability, poor policy choices, weak institutions and the undermining of the rule of law.

Dan Immergluck Atlanta, Jan . 6 2011 The writer is an associate professor at the School of City and Regional Planning, Georgia Institute of Technology, and the author of "Foreclosed: High-Risk Lending, Deregulation and the Undermining of America's Mortgage Market".

In the event, the invasion of Afghanistan did not even achieve what should have been the primary goal of US policy, the capture of Osama and the undermining of al-Qaida.

One informant stated the CCAAC has been "deeply affected by the [current] assault on democracy and democratic participation…and the undermining of the legitimacy of critical voices as an essential piece of democracy".

Moreover, the undermining of myocardial and vascular integrity appears to begin during the pre-diabetic stage [ 20].

Anderson's ironies involve the exercise of that power and the ultimate undermining of that power that its successes entail.

The president must step in and stop this march toward endless war and the perpetual undermining of American constitutional values.

The discourses of early, recurrent deaths with supernatural forces and the economic undermining of families are not essential attributes of lay cultures on sickle cell in Africa.