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And, meanwhile, the soured loans resulting from the slump will continue to undermine the continent's banks.
But the formula companies, despite the international code, continue to undermine campaigners' efforts.
Otherwise, judges who judged their own cases would continue to undermine their own credibility and public confidence in courts.
"This is another series of incidents that continue to undermine the credibility of the Clinton-Gore administration," Mr. Bush said.
Anything less will prove ineffective and the mineral trade will continue to undermine much of the UK's conflict-reduction work.
All parties pay lip service to strengthening local government, but once in power continue to undermine it.
He said the back-tracking on the issue would "continue to undermine confidence in the constitution and the legislature.
Len McCluskey, the leader of Britain's biggest union, Unite, said the remaining bill would continue to undermine workers' rights.
But it's also true that various Japanese politicians, catering to their conservative and contrition-weary base, continue to undermine those apologies by questioning them and the historical record.
But the markets have a different timetable from the politicians, and their scepticism may continue to undermine the weaker economies by hurting their banks.
Today, as factions within the Taliban continue to undermine the peace process engineered by President Ashraf Ghani and bombings strike Kabul, Baryal is unrepentant.
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