Sentence examples for be allowed to undermine from inspiring English sources

"Acts of terrorism should not be allowed to undermine Libya's political transition.

"Without passing judgment, nobody should be allowed to undermine our languages.

Cowardly attacks, such as the one we saw yesterday, must not be allowed to undermine what they have achieved".

But settlements activities must not be allowed to undermine the restoration of calm and the restoration of negotiations".

In New Orleans, disaster is never far away, and government incompetence cannot be allowed to undermine a swift, sure evacuation.

The new evidence is encouraging, but must not be allowed to undermine the urgency of addressing maternal mortality and health as a basic human right.

"It is clear that latent forms of [the hardline] Militant are on the rise and are being allowed to undermine long standing, disciplined, sensible, organised Labour.

Over the past decade or so, intervention prices were reduced, and inflation was allowed to undermine them further; since 2009 national quotas have been raised by 1% a year.

In testimony before a Senate panel, four former officials said that competitive pressures and conflicts of interest were allowed to undermine accurate, fair and unbiased ratings of complex securities that Wall Street sold to investors.

There were some solid achievements, but too much was lost as the Conservative climate-sceptic right, led for a time by the environment secretary Owen Paterson was allowed to undermine the more ambitious Liberal Democrat-led Depandment of Energy and Climate Change.

Obama said "terrorists who want to undermine" the push for peace would not be allowed to weaken negotiations.