Sentence examples for justification for undermining from inspiring English sources
With unrestrained glee, Republicans are using the calamitous debut of the Affordable Care Act as their latest justification for undermining all of health care reform.
The human rights commissioner, Tim Wilson, said there was "no justification for undermining religious freedom" when people had already passed through parliament's security checkpoints.
Over the past 12 months, we have seen Australia's conservative government use the premise of structural reform as justification for undermining the Australian model at the very time the rest of the developed world is looking to Australia as a road map to more inclusive prosperity.
So with the purported plight of individual musicians being used as justification for undermining the Lacey Act, it is welcome news to have musicians like Dave Matthews Band take a public stand.
But what really upsets me when these stories go viral is how they're gleefully pounced upon by right wing pundits -- not just as proof of Nanny State over-reach (which arguably they are), but as justification for undermining all federal child nutrition programs.
29 However, if linkage results in biased estimates, particularly for certain disadvantaged groups, this justification is undermined.
The so-far fruitless search for unconventional weapons -- the primary justification for invading Iraq -- undermined his credibility, making what Mr. Bush described as a war of necessity appear to have been one of choice.
Mr. Putin, the leader who worked hardest this year at undermining American justification for going ahead with missile defenses, was conspicuously silent tonight in the face of what is seen here, for now, as a diplomatic victory of sorts.
Technological change has undermined any justification for limiting the First Amendment rights of broadcast media outlets but not others.
When Bruno disputed that the cosmos had boundaries, however, he undermined the justification for assuming that the earth (or anywhere else, for that matter) was its center.
But in its most contentious effort to set the record straight about the origins of the plot, the bipartisan commission's final report found no evidence of close collaboration between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda, appearing to undermine a justification for the Iraq war.
