Sentence examples for from discrediting from inspiring English sources

David Brooks is mistaken: far from discrediting American liberalism, European experiences vindicate it.

Far from discrediting liberalism, corruption is discredited by it.To defeat corruption is to enforce the distinction between private preference and public duty wherever it is flouted.

Far from discrediting the old bully, the broadcasts have convinced many Serbs that the tribunal is biased against their country.Add to that the looming unhappiness over the fact that hundreds of thousands of Serbs are likely to lose their jobs as old state-run industries are closed down.

Others, like the head of InfoWars' D.C. News Bureau, suggested the attack was part of a deep state conspiracy to prevent the #ReleaseTheMemo memo from discrediting the Russia investigation.

Republican and Democratic negotiators bought time by cutting the easiest $10 billion, from discredited projects and programs.

There are proven ways to move away from discredited, ruinously expensive corrections policies.

It is far from dead today, as the arts policies of the Labour government typify, and certainly far from discredited.

Second, recognising that belief in belief matters more than belief is a way of moving religion more in the direction of practice and form of life, away from discredited supernatural creeds.

She added: "I don't want people to fear being on the electoral register because of decades-old debts from discredited legislation.

And, contrary to Bensky's assertion, the theory is far from discredited.

That was what saved the Italian Communist Party from decadence, from being discredited, from losing confidence of the voters.