Sentence examples for eroding the authority of from inspiring English sources
Mr Giggs's did not.The courts' inability to stem the tide of technological tittle-tattle risks eroding the authority of the whole legal system.
For many young men over the last decade, sectarian identity has come to override tribal loyalties, eroding the authority of men like Sheik Tameemi and enabling the rise of militant groups.
While social-media platforms may open up possibilities for user participation, they also carry the risk of promoting bad information and questionable judgments and of eroding the authority of institutional curators.
They know, as well, that as the intifada continues and escalates in violence, it is likely to erode the authority of the Palestinian government.
We must find ways of opening up a proper discussion of how to restore a sustainable democratic politics in a world where unbridled economic liberalism has in many contexts eroded the authority of elected governments and led some to believe that there is no alternative to current global capitalism but economies of the most static and protectionist kind.
Meanwhile, the rise of streaming services like Spotify, offering access to pretty much all major album releases for free, has helped to erode the authority of the critic, allowing music lovers to make up their own minds about new albums rather than relying on third-party opinions.
At the beginning of the 1980s, the political and economic turmoil in the People's Republic of Poland had seriously eroded the authority of the Polish United Workers Partyy.
The Agency, they write, "loved literature," exhibited broad aesthetic tastes, and believed in the power of ideas to erode the authority of the Soviet state with the Russian people and the citizens of "satellite" nations in Eastern Europe.
