Sentence examples for diluted role from inspiring English sources

Diller deal would have diluted role of all QVC partners.

"Monitor's role should be significantly diluted and the role for competition completely removed".

During the flush times of late 1999, Standard Media sought out new investors that would dilute the role of International Data.

Representative government has developed into a cult of leadership, diluting the role of individual responsibility.

The bill is thought to be an attempt to dilute the role of the many Israeli Arab voters and to command a "Jewish majority".

All three, however, involve diluting the role of an official nominating committee in the selection of candidates.

The new rules by which this parliament is being elected may even dilute this role a bit.

Mirza Azizul Islam, a prominent economist and former economic adviser to the government, said the trend was towards diluting the role of the board of directors and concentrating power in the hands of government appointees.

Critics worry that the half dozen or so septuagenarian princes who actually run the country are too entrenched to consider diluting the role of the monarchy, especially since there is no clear ruler, because the ailing King Fahd is incapacitated.

Now, with the perks associated with public service roles diluted in the wake of the MPs' expenses scandal, the incentive for young legal rising stars to have a crack at joining the Commons has decreased further.

The first congress since 1980 was seen by North Korea-watchers as a move to restore the central role of the party while diluting the political role of the military.