Sentence examples for destroy the effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Mr. McConnell, the Kentucky Republican who is the chief Senate opponent of legislation to ban unlimited and unregulated contributions to political parties, argues that the bill is an unconstitutional infringement on free speech rights, and that it will "destroy the effectiveness of the parties".
"I thought the demonstrators in Seattle" — the anarchist minority, that is — "destroyed the effectiveness of a protest by union people and a broad-based coalition," he said.
If this precedent goes through, countries ruled by people who do commit grave crimes against humanity will seek similar loopholes, destroying the effectiveness of the court as a prosecutor of crime and a deterrent against it.
And third, they applied the thrust reversers harder than the system is designed for; that step may have slowed the plane, but the backward-rushing air destroyed the effectiveness of the rudder as a tool to keep the nose pointed down the runway.
Clinton destroyed the effectiveness of the banking regulatory agencies and Bush made it even worse.
And that could destroy the board's effectiveness before it began.
I say survived because prior to each of these changes the cultural narrative spread by many was how it would destroy the military's readiness and effectiveness in combat.
Washington regulators, from the Federal Reserve to the SEC, continue to take to the speaking circuit and the airwaves delivering myths about money market funds and citing recent history as their rationale for proposed rules that will destroy the funds' functionality, utility and effectiveness.
