It opens the door for discrimination, inequality and prejudice to nearly every citizen of every state, undermining the foundational American value of equal protection.
At the center is McClane, always McClane: hindered from every angle, thwarted, undermined, disregarded and rebuked.
But, at the same time, her acumen and agency were undermined every which way.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks of the "tunnels of terror" as if they undermined every home in Israel.
The deposed prime minister had systematically undermined every institution capable of challenging, or even questioning, him, from the courts to the press to parliament.
Lawmakers in several states created the Black Codes, which effectively criminalized blackness, sanctioned forced labor and undermined every tenet of democracy.
Yet, the Welshman's unreliable safety - he misjudged one tactical shot in every three - undermined his challenge and Higgins, gratefully accepting a succession of scoring opportunities, established a commanding 7-2 atvantage at lunch.
The family's frequent moves, combined with a burdensome dual heritage, left Kerouac with a lifelong feeling of rootlessness, which contributed to his reluctance to give or accept romantic love, and undermined every promise of domestic stability.
For starters, I bet he would have fought to keep Ronald Reagan and Anne Blyth as the stars of Casablanca, because Reagan's vacuous blandness would have undermined every honest sentiment in the movie.
Others have argued that the failings of the political class, left and right, were in part Sihanouk's handiwork, since he undermined every development that might have led to multi-party politics.
The effectiveness of these incredibly powerful drugs is being undermined every day we give them to animals.
