Sentence examples for designed to damage the from inspiring English sources

"Institutions will do their very best to protect students but this industrial action is designed to damage the student experience.

The shake table tests were designed to damage the building progressively through four historical earthquake records.

Instead today's NSW Liberal party practises the complete opposite: interventionist economic policies deliberately designed to damage the balance sheets of commercial businesses that unduly interfere and restrict personal choice and economic freedom in order to achieve nanny state moral outcomes.

They are designed to damage the reputation and undermine international support of both, Ecuador's Citizens Revolution and a government that has approval ratings of over 70%, the highest in Latin America.

Independent Cook MP Billy Gordon, whose seat covers Aurukun, told the Australian the release had "all the hallmarks of a leak designed to damage the work of Cape York Academy with little regard for the education opportunities for the children of ­ Aurukun".

The possibility that procedures might be used to serve agendas extraneous to the university's mission or directly designed to damage the university's reputation should be taken into account.

In an extraordinary twist to the leaking of the papers to the Daily Telegraph, which appears designed to damage Balls, the cabinet secretary approved an investigation after the shadow chancellor complained that he last saw the documents in the education department a year ago.

Its latest provocation appears to be propaganda designed to damage Emmanuel Macron, the centrist candidate in France's presidential election.

They argue that the detention centres are "designed to damage" people, and that the illnesses, injuries, and deaths are the predictable, expected outcomes of the regime.

"His status as honorary president does not give him the right to hijack the Front National with vulgar provocations seemingly designed to damage me, but which unfortunately hit the whole movement".

She said: "His status as honorary president does not give him the right to hijack the Front National with vulgar provocations seemingly designed to damage me, but that unfortunately hit the whole movement".