Sentence examples for discrediting itself from inspiring English sources
Kagan allows that the post-2008 woes look like capitalism "discrediting itself" but confidently asserts that "the liberal economic order is in everyone's interest" even as some voices, certainly outside the United States, are having severe doubts about key tenets of neoliberal economics.
The Rev. John T. Pawlikowski, a Catholic priest who is a founding member of the board of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and a professor of social ethics at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, said the Vatican was "discrediting itself by associating itself with this kind of questionable scholarship".
It is time for the British government to stop discrediting itself by blatant double standards and to listen to many, including the Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, and to recognise and speak directly to those whom the Palestinian people have chosen to represent them: Hamas.
"Ukraine has discredited itself.
Sergei Mironov, the speaker of the upper house of Parliament, said the city had "discredited" itself.
Do you think the neoconservative movement discredited itself by pushing the Iraq war?
There is no real opposition, not because 'Putin banned' it, but because it has discredited itself".
Immigrant rights groups criticized the Clear Channel contract, saying the Council discredited itself and undermined a symbolic resolution.
And it will discredit itself in the eyes of decent voters who want nothing to do with racist bigotry.
His Americanism will be an idea that the G.O.P. can accept as a given or use to discredit itself.
In a statement, Trump suggested that the CIA had discredited itself over faulty intelligence assessments about Iraq's weapons stockpile more than a dozen years ago.
