Sentence examples for intent to undermine from inspiring English sources

It was not my intent to undermine anybody or cause embarrassment.

Congressional Republicans could not be clearer about their intent to undermine the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

"While informal discussions might have taken place, I doubt they represent a serious intent to undermine the existing global monetary order or the role of the U.S. dollar," said Fred Hu, who is the chairman of greater China for Goldman Sachs and advises the Chinese government.

"Now it is more about process rather than outcomes," but the intent to undermine government drug price negotiation remains the same.

But Kane ignores the fact that those making the comparison -- like the website that published him -- are doing so for denigration purposes, with the intent to undermine his presidency.

That is what the anti-Zionist rhetoric that serves as the common denominator of all the groups constituting this BDS movement explicitly says and, if words have any meaning, what signifies their intent to undermine the very idea that today, like it or not, binds the Israeli nation.

While Mr. Silver assented to the changes, some lawmakers said privately that they believed Mr. Cuomo's intent was to undermine them, not build trust.

Watch the sniping at tax credits: they may mock maladministration but their intent is to undermine a redistribution that has raised 800,000 children out of poverty, at high cost.

Regardless of the manifestation, the intent is to undermine evolution education and advance a particular religious agenda.

Jerry Brown bother signing a law to encourage childhood vaccinations if his immediate intent was to undermine it?

But their intent appeared less to undermine his efforts than to stake out their own role in drafting a comprehensive bill.