Likewise the 2003 EU initiative to make Switzerland collect tax on hidden savings was heavily undermined by the number of British non-doms who were granted exemption.
But the idea that Bin Laden was nothing more than a wealthy tycoon with business problems and a generous Islamic patron during his years in the Sudan is heavily undermined by the testimony of a former al-Qaida member from the embassy bombings trial in February.
Smaller limestone coal outcrops that had been historically worked were recorded around the Balbirnie and Cadham/Balfarg areas with the land that is now Gilvenbank Park found particularly to be heavily undermined.
4) While tax collection is of paramount importance in Greece, tax havens, offshore companies (in the EU or beyond) and tax competition between EU member states has heavily undermined the Greek state's capacity to capture tax evasion.
The trust exception has been heavily undermined by the decision in Re Schebsman [1944] Ch 83, which requires a court to find evidence of an intent to create a trust of the promise rather than simply using the requirement as an intention as a fiction to allow the courts to enact the trust exception.
A lack of: (i) intercultural understanding, (ii) economic inclusion of the Gunas and (iii) multinational political commitment, heavily undermines any sustainable malaria control or elimination among this ethnic minority and, consequently, from the República de Panamá.
In reality, critics contend, the rules inside these agreements often too heavily favour corporate over public interests and undermine protections for workers, the environment, or economic security.
This could in turn undermine monetary union as the more heavily indebted countries lobby for inflationary policies to erode their debts.
"The myth of the global warming pause has been heavily promoted by climate change sceptics seeking to undermine the case for strong and urgent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions," said Ward.
But Gardiner's record – he has long been an advocate of doing more to stretch able pupils and has been heavily involved in international maths "Olympiads" – would seemingly undermine that line of attack.
