Sentence examples for difficult to undermine from inspiring English sources

So it is very difficult to undermine us or corrupt us.

Other writers argue that bonding and compulsory service arrangements are fraught with problems, as they are difficult to enforce, easy to undermine and most countries lack the administrative capacity and the political will to enforce such a system [ 48, 49].

"But we are also engaged in difficult environments with programs intended to undermine the cause of extremism.

They must also take steps not to release information that, though innocuous on its own, could be joined with other data to undermine privacy a difficult hurdle.Many countries have moved in the same direction.

We have the independence of the Central Bank to thank for the stability of the euro, and that makes it difficult to understand why attempts are always being made to undermine this independence.

It will increase our regulatory costs dramatically, make it much more difficult to compete, and undermine institutions that are critical to our financial system.

It is difficult to conceive of a more effective way of setting out to undermine credibility in a government policy.

But he also sounded a plaintive note that the Palestinians were continuing to undermine their own cause, and making it more difficult for the United States to help them.

Donor interests continued to undermine country ownership and make coordinating multiple aid programmes difficult for countries [ 2, 49].

The first few years were difficult, as powerful City and media interests did as much as they could to undermine it.

We are not exactly taken with this idea, which is likely to undermine cooperation and make decision-making in the Union more difficult.