Sentence examples for damaged the values from inspiring English sources

After months of pressure, Ms. Park acknowledged Monday that the military coup that brought her father to power in 1961, and some of his decisions as president, had "damaged the values of the Constitution".

But in September, under pressure from families who had lost relatives to Mr. Park's abuses, she acknowledged that some events that took place during his rule, including the coup that brought him to power, had "damaged the values of the Constitution".

List any structures in the building or equipment that was damaged, the value of any damaged inventory and an estimate of the number of work hours lost to time needed for repairs or maintenance.

But the two people with knowledge of Selig's thinking said he has decided that McCourt has badly damaged the value and reputation of the Dodgers while being concerned only with his own profits and perks.

The campaign policy paper does not specify which techniques Mr. Romney should approve, saying more study was needed because Mr. Obama had "permanently damaged" the value of some by releasing memorandums detailing Bush-era techniques in April 2009.

"In the absence of independent shareholder oversight, the Yahoo boards of the past five years have given shareholders five C.E.O.'s and strategic plans in as many years and seriously damaged the value of the core business, a fact masked only by the increasing value of Yahoo's Asian assets".

In the end, Katzenberg opted to "go Hollywood" with animation, relying on celebrities and flashy technology to sell his movies, but for a one-time believer in all things Disney, he has sadly damaged the value of an art form he once championed.

When cards become damaged, the value decreases, so take care of your cards carefully!

"I feel that those who use social networks to spread lies are damaging the values of the new generations," he said.

Foreclosed properties damage the value of nearby homes and the tax bases of municipalities.

By disclosing certain potential conflicts, journals risk damaging the value of the peer-review process.