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These principles are dramatically undermined when we lock up the very individuals whom we have promised safe haven.
Both Liberia and South Sudan have passed laws recognising community or customary land rights, but campaigners say these legal protections are often dramatically undermined in practice.
They ruled that new evidence, in the form of timed and dated mobile phone photographs, dramatically undermined accusations that Hallam had deliberately concocted a false alibi.
Theresa May's claim to be building a "country that works for everyone" was dramatically undermined last night after the public body responsible for boosting social mobility resigned en masse in protest at her failure to tackle the issue.
"Although many observers expected liberalized abortion and contraception to lead to fewer out-of-wedlock births," they wrote, "in fact the opposite happened," mostly because the availability of abortion dramatically undermined the expectation that a man would marry and support a woman he impregnated.
But analysts say the UN's credibility as an honest broker in those talks was dramatically undermined when the Guardian revealed emails showing that while Léon was drafting the accord, he was also negotiating to become the £35,000-a-month director general of UAE's "Diplomatic Academy" – a potential conflict of interest.
New archaeological finds meanwhile also dramatically undermine convention.
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These proposals will dramatically undermine access to justice for the most vulnerable members of society at just the time they need help to assert their rights.
Black Caribbean pupils are being subjected to institutional racism in English schools which can dramatically undermine their chances of academic success, according to a new study.
Pervasive ad-blocking will dramatically undermine the predominant business model of the "free" web, which is that the price of freedom is exposure to ads.
