Sentence examples for erode core from inspiring English sources

"There is evidence that some governments are now introducing measures that may erode core human rights safeguards," Mr. Ndiaye said.

In a letter to the Daily Mail, the 702 lawyers say the special sittings would "fatally undermine" the fairness of court hearings and would "erode core principles of our civil justice system".

That's the standard coalition that has spent the last four years extending Bush/Cheney theories, eroding core liberties and entrenching endless militarism: Obama + the GOP caucus + Feinstein-type Democrats. Feinstein-type Democrats

The Kaoko Belt portion of the Damara Orogen, Namibia, is the deeply eroded core of a sinistral transpressional orogen that has half-flower structure geometry centred on the major, 4 5-km-wide Purros Mylonite Zone.

There are rules eroding core legal protections for students accused of sexual misconduct and blunt measures of school quality that fail to account for even basic variables such as the composition of a school's student body or big state subsidies.

Making decisions too quickly or in isolation often erodes core institutional values.

"I do feel it's not wise to erode your core business," Mr. Cameron said.

A possible move by the Treasury Department to ease the requirement that most Americans obtain coverage could further erode a core element of the law.

Mass conflict and displacement erode the core psychosocial foundations of society, but there is a dearth of quantitative data examining the long-term mental health effects of these macrocosmic changes, particularly in relation to posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms.

"These amendments do not mean to erode the core mission of this measure, which is to protect hardworking families that have contributed greatly to our culture and the economy," he said.

"If content is available free and it is tolerated, it erodes your core business," Mr. Nathanson said.