All of this, he acknowledges, could be undone at the ballot box.
Besides, whatever was done on the train could be undone at the spa.
But the entire equation of independent, mutually beneficial reductions could easily be undone at the outset by an American drive to build a missile shield.
Without commenting on the merits of any initiative, Mr. Fleischer said Mr. Clinton's executive orders could be "undone at the stroke of the pen" of the new president, while "regulations can be undone through regulation".
Drawn matches at the start of tournaments tend to conjure up more questions than answers, especially when a team have essentially played well for long periods only to be undone at the last.
Whatever the merits of that, it is a neat political move in an election year where his party, the CDU, could be undone at the polls if the Green Party performs well.
That shouldn't be undone at the behest of men with guns and a dangerous view of how a government should be run".
As Obama himself told The New York Times last month, all of his climate achievements could be "undone at the ballot box".
The official party blessing couldn't be undone at the convention thanks to party rules governing the caucus votes, despite a behind-the-scenes effort to convince Garcia to withdraw herself from endorsement consideration.
Beyond that, critics have suggested that the intrusion on the White House's diplomatic power could undercut any president, Democrat or Republican, signaling that any international agreement the US enters could be undone at the slightest shift of political winds.
