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Many Latvians, including some in Mr Dombrovkis's party, fear it would subvert the role of Latvian as the national language and increase Russian influence.

CPRE says it would be "inappropriate" for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to give national parks a "duty to promote economic progress", and to give this equal status alongside its existing duties of "protecting the landscape and promoting public enjoyment", claiming it would "subvert the other objectives".

Thompson it is who would subvert the freedoms of the mind, and condemn the people he claims to serve to the depredations of big state clientism.

But Greece also faces a difficult and delicate challenge: It has to protect its democracy against those who would subvert it, or face a backlash with unpredictable consequences if Golden Dawn can make the case that it is the patriotic victim of political persecution.

And being so lost in its direction, it has been wide open to those who would subvert its huge budgets and prestige for their own goals -- easy money, and a relatively few obviously dead end jobs.

Getting rid of the estate tax would subvert the gift tax (it was established as a backstop, to keep estates from being passed on before death) and would spare the rich all this complicated "estate planning," which is just a euphemism for avoiding the tax.

The latter issue is not clearly understood in the West, where it is seen as an attempt to hide activity that would subvert any nuclear agreement.

Instead, it would attempt to get to the essence and in doing this would subvert all the lazy old assumptions which still hobble effective education in this country.

It seems the BBC was being a trifle zealous on Thursday and this morning – worrying that editors would subvert the rules by impishly inserting Olympic coverage from the Velodrome into items about the GDP figures.

This would subvert the hierarchical structure of the established chain of care and create a void when it comes to taking responsibilities.

But all have feared that newcomers would subvert democracy and sabotage citizens' claim to the American dream.