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That position is likely to be further eroded by the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
She warns Australia's regulatory clout will be further eroded by planned changes that would limit the role of Nicnas.
Rather, consumer rights will be further eroded by the delays and very restrictive evidentiary rules inherent in jury trials.
They say the public's confidence in the impartiality of the system will be further eroded by Congressional inquiries conducted by Enron beneficiaries, even if many of them have chosen to forward those contributions to charitable causes.
Analysts say that that independence will be further eroded by the new powers over eurozone banks, resulting in a conflict of interest between different functions since the ECB will be responsible for supplying liquidity to the banks it is policing and because it will need to be politically accountable in supervising the banks while politically independent in setting monetary policy.
A damaged sea wall could also be further eroded by waves and tides.
Libya's state institutions, already plagued by decades of misrule under Italian colonialism, a monarchy, and Gaddafi's regime, have been further eroded by four years of upheaval.
The prospects of making them accountable for poor audits are further eroded by "proportionate liability" introduced by the Companies Act 2006.
Investor confidence in Europe is being further eroded by the fact that the bad news is coming out in dribs and drabs.
Hanging on to a losing position that is being further eroded by positive feedbacks requires throwing reinforcements into a battle already lost.
