Republican critics of the bill said the exemption for those currently awaiting execution cast a cloud over the vote, both because it undercut the moral argument of death penalty opponents and because future appeals or government action had the potential to spare the 11 men.
The left is afraid of the environmental good news because it undercuts stylish pessimism; the right is afraid of the good news because it shows that government regulations might occasionally amount to something other than wickedness incarnate, and actually produce benefits at an affordable cost.
The archdiocese could not accept contributions collected in the manner Voice of the Faithful had, the statement said, "because it undercuts that customary means of financial support to the mission of the church in this archdiocese, which is the Cardinal's Appeal".
"It undermines the Hungarian economy heavily because it undercuts long-term investment in the economy.
China has been especially successful in Africa and other developing markets with its infrastructure business because it undercuts both local and international competitors, sometimes by as much as 50percentt.
The bill would have had a hard enough time getting through Congress because many influential lawmakers from the Midwest oppose it because it undercuts farmers in their states and artificially inflates milk prices for consumers.
Kagame cited an example of donor countries providing free fertilisers to farmers; he believes this to be wrong because it undercuts local fertiliser businesses, preventing them from growing and becoming competitive.
"But I wouldn't have said it sitting next to the premier of China" because it undercut another American ally.
The corporation aroused intense hatred in the City; the clearers declared that it was unnecessary, while the merchant banks hated it because it undercut their fees.
