Sentence examples for considering undermining from inspiring English sources

The removal of the report is "particularly troublesome when we know that the administration is actively considering undermining important policies for survivors," Brodsky said in an interview with the Huffington Post.

Being in love, with its sense, as Wolf puts it, of "longing, dependency, need", was considered undermining of female independence.

Since the Bill Clinton era of triangulation, a growing number of Democrats have been "willing to consider" undermining the key programs of the New Deal, the New Frontier and the Great Society.

But the teachers say the budget that lawmakers are considering undermines both initiatives.

Having identified 25 such cases, the CPS says it will be contacting representatives of the defendants, or the defendants themselves, "in order to provide them with a disclosure pack" so that they can supply details "they may consider undermines the conviction".

They will be provided with a "disclosure pack" which "they may consider undermines the conviction in a specific case," a spokesperson said.

"As part of this process, over the coming weeks, CPS Areas will be contacting representatives of the defendants - or defendants themselves as necessary - convicted in these cases in order to provide them with a disclosure pack - details of material which they may consider undermines the conviction in a specific case". In September, several cases involving evidence from Mr Mahmood were halted.

This is considered to undermine the validity of score use and interpretation, as Kane (2006) states, "to the extent that students put less effort into their performance on a test than they would on the corresponding tasks in other settings, because the test seems irrelevant, the extrapolation inference would be weakened" (p. 36).

Lack of these resources, or charges made for access to resources, was also considered to undermine technical and interpersonal aspects of care.

The attempt to achieve this, by publishing league tables and providing quarterly benchmarks of recruitment by trust, hospital, and centre, was considered to undermine collaborative recruitment work between organisations, research centres, and, in some cases, research teams.

The Obama administration suggested last week that it was considering plans to undermine the voter initiatives.