Sentence examples similar to derail to from inspiring English sources

Political wrangling threatens to derail plans to establish a global science panel to assess the loss of nature.

Importations of poliovirus from endemic to polio-free areas threaten to derail efforts to contain the virus.

Hot enough to derail plans to reform a pension system whose eventual doom is otherwise a demographic certainty?

Many Turks detected yet another attempt to derail their efforts to join the European Union.

Ennahda has condemned the killings and accused those behind them of trying to derail the transition to democracy.

However there are market constraint and credit borrowing procedures that will always tend to derail the agency to meet the credit demand (Esperanca et al. [2003]).

"I felt the paper might derail itself to the point of irrelevancy.

Investors worry that looming elections in several countries, including Japan and Britain, could derail efforts to trim deficits.

For others, the milestone may seem intimidating and can derail intentions to increase daily physical activity.

Beyond these threats, Mr. Rhodes said, "you would have to make a really serious policy error to derail the economy and to derail the market here".

I didn't want to do anything to derail that.