Sentence examples for documents to undermine from inspiring English sources
But then the army produced documents to undermine Killick's case.
He also accused Save the Children of leaking documents to undermine offshore detention, a claim the group has denied.
There was corruption that led to fiddling with revenue plans, and all sorts of documents were manipulated to undermine this effort.
The Sunday Times reported that it has seen documents that appear to undermine the Qatar 2022 committee's claims that Bin Hammam had no "official or unofficial role" in its bid.
We are also meant to believe that Nate, the troubled high school student Charlotte is tutoring, just happens to be Doug's secret lover, and that Doug has asked Nate to steal some of Charlotte's documents in order to undermine her lawsuit against him.
A former Philippine National Police officer was sentenced in Federal District Court yesterday to six years and four months in prison for his role in a plot in which he obtained secret United States documents in an attempt to undermine the Philippine government.
The Afghan cabinet was similarly divided over talks with the Taliban and ministers constantly leaked sensitive meetings and documents to the press to undermine peace initiatives.
While President Ronald Reagan's support for the apartheid state is well documented, Clinton's work to undermine the economic foundation of the nascent Mandela-led South African republic is sometimes overlooked.
A second story documented actions some have taken to undermine Obamacare.
John Swinney, finance secretary of the Scottish government, which supports independence, dismissed that document as "a discredited, feeble attempt to undermine confidence in Scotland's ability to be a successful independent country" adding that "it will not work".
The documents appear to include pitches for unseemly ways to undermine adversaries of Bank of America and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, like doing background research on their critics and then distributing fake documents to embarrass them.
