Sentence examples for claims undermine from inspiring English sources

Simply claiming that U.S. beef is safe will not do -- especially, the report argues, if those claims undermine efforts to reduce the risk of mad cow disease.

But, in any case, it is not clear that these claims undermine the knowledge argument.

Therefore, the possibility of undetectable error would, he claims, undermine the very possibility of "demonstrative knowledge" (SI, 107 108).

Religious studies experts began giving counter-testimony arguing there was no such thing, and that brainwashing claims undermined religious freedom and free will.

They do not, as Blair loved to claim, "undermine the British way of life and threaten western civilisation".

Demand compensation for financial, health, environmental, land use and other laws they claim undermine their TPP privileges.

Multinational corporations and investors could demand compensation on many different grounds - domestic financial, health, environmental, land use laws and other laws they claim undermine their TPP-defined right to profit.

The proposed Investment chapter of the TPP is highly problematic for public health as it would give investors the right to sue governments and demand compensation for post-TPP changes in domestic financial, health, environmental, and other laws that investors claim undermine their new TPP privileges or the value ('expropriation') of their investments generally.

To Israelis, the claim undermined Mr. Obama's credibility — and strengthened Mr. Netanyahu's position.

That claim undermined the paper's defence that hacking was the work of a "rogue reporter".

Over 50,000 Revenue and Customs workers will go on strike tomorrow in protest at "massive cuts" they claim undermined efforts to clamp down on tax avoidance schemes.