Efficiency aside, the flood of money could erode the integrity of America's democracy.
The practice would, however, shatter police policy, break the law and, in the view of police commanders and prosecutors, erode the integrity of officers.
On its current course, the organization is only eroding the integrity — and, more important, the mission — it has worked so hard to build over the past half-century.
There are decent people doing their level best, but there are also bad ones who erode the integrity and trust necessary for a democracy to work properly.
Mr Purcell's nemesis was a gaggle of Morgan Stanley alumni, dubbed the Group of Eight, who feared that he was single-handedly eroding the integrity that had made the firm great.
This will help to avoid academic, social and economic pressures from eroding the integrity of, and community confidence in, the regenerative medicine field.
Nevertheless, there is a risk that stacking can affect the perceived additionality of carbon plantings, which has the potential to erode the integrity of carbon markets.
Thus the objections which Bradley deployed against misleading accounts of logic now begin to pose a threat against logic itself by eroding the integrity of the judgments which go into its inferences, and he ends Principles in a sceptical vein by suggesting that no judgment is ever really true nor any inference fully valid.
The Utah senator, who has long served on the Judiciary Committee, dismissed the idea that Trump's comments erode the integrity of the judicial branch of government.
