"These memoranda will directly undermine the enforcement of the law".
Many analysts interpreted this action as one intended to directly undermine the negotiations with Iran.
And those influences, perhaps, directly undermine our ideal of what a president should be.
In many ways, the parent trigger can directly undermine their efforts.
States can attach reservations if they do not directly undermine the essential purposes of the treaty.
"It cannot be right that planning decisions made within the UK directly undermine this important commitment.
But from what is on the record so far, at least, Harvard's charges may or may not meet the government's definition of scientific misconduct, which is reserved for ethical offenses, like fabrication, falsification or plagiary, that directly undermine the research process.
Such actions directly undermine the neoliberal paradigm.
A new employee's manager is one of the most important people in the onboarding experience, and gaining this person's support may directly improve or undermine a new hire's chances of succeeding.
A new employee's manager is one of the most important people in the onboarding experience, and winning this person's enthusiasm may directly support or undermine a new hire's success: 17% of new hires leave within the first six months.
