Sentence examples for it has sabotaged from inspiring English sources

But it has sabotaged its ability to adhere to these principles with its tacit acceptance of ineffective and discriminatory drug policies and its rejection of pragmatic, scientifically sound approaches.

It has sabotaged the frail vestiges of regional peace, and invited disaster upon Lebanon.

It has sabotaged infrastructure (blowing up 220 electricity pylons and 32 bridges since February), placed bombs in urban centres and kidnapped prominent politicians (including Ingrid Betancourt, a presidential candidate), all in an apparent effort to undermine civilian morale.

In the 1980s America let the USSR "secretly" buy banned technologies but only after it had sabotaged them so that they failed to work properly.

NBC claims its rival has sabotaged its own plans for a joint interview.

Here are four instances in which the west has sabotaged its moral authority.

It's a fait accompli: The French language has sabotaged English conversation with countless words and expressions.

In the 2008 real-life remake of "Pat and Mike," it's not the fiancé, of course, but the husband who has sabotaged the heroine.

He has sabotaged the whole thing.

But erratic service has sabotaged many a restaurant.

She suggests that Mr. Ensley's campaign against her has sabotaged contract talks with City Hall.