In addition, a possible association between AD itself and malignancy further erodes the basis for the warning.
That, argues Taylor, has eroded the basis of black political power in the region after a relative golden age in the post-civil rights era.
"This is weakening or eroding the basis of the relationship, which had already been whittled greatly over the past four years, particularly since the Bin Laden raid and all the associated events of 2011.
Since increasing ethnic and cultural diversity interrupts the intergenerational continuity in nation-states, it threatens to erode the basis on which the popular legitimacy of national solidarities rest.
In much of the north Caucasus corruption has eroded the very basis of the state, which performs almost none of its functions and is seen as a source of disorder and violence rather than security.This also holds true in the rest of Russia, but the north Caucasus has a strong alternative to Russia's political system: Islam, which now unites all the Muslim republics.
It's eroding the whole basis of Christian life in this country".
In 2008, a Wisconsin appeals court recognized that "a shift in mainstream medical opinion" had eroded the medical basis of shaken baby syndrome.
U.S. congressman Dennis Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat used to taking unpopular stands, argues that drone strikes flout the basis of international law, eroding America's moral authority.
Discrimination on the basis of ethnicity can erode self-worth and confidence in children and deprive them of opportunities for growth and development, blunting the promise that is every child's birthright.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's ruling AKP is accused by critics of seeking to erode Turkey's strict separation of religion and state – the basis of the secular republic founded by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
