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Moreover, financial market liberalisation may undermine countries' ability to learn another set of skills that are essential for development: how to allocate resources and manage risk.
Furthermore, the very low densities of tertiary hospitals may undermine African countries¿ capacity to provide specialised referral services, produce physicians and other specialised health workforce cadres, conduct basic and applied research, and utilise available medical innovations.
This is aggravating labour shortages that may undermine the country's competitiveness.Poland's foreign policy is also being mismanaged.
Interdependence with international markets exposes Britain to a range of additional risks that may undermine the country's security of supply.
"It is obvious that their absence from the country may undermine the prevailing peace and any resultant insecurity may spill over to the neighbouring countries.
Worse still, the economics of private armies may undermine the peculiar basis under which countries ask soldiers to risk their lives for unquantifiable reasons such as patriotism, loyalty and comradeship.
"The South African Government appeals to all the political leaders in the Kingdom to refrain from any actions that may undermine peace, security, and stability in the country," the statement read.
"These approaches threaten to weaken U.S. standing as an international leader on drug control issues and may undermine the international treaties the United States and other countries have signed," Grassley said in a statement.
Donor interests continued to undermine country ownership and make coordinating multiple aid programmes difficult for countries [ 2, 49].
3 In practice, several factors may undermine the expected positive relationship between prices and PCI across countries.
Campaigners privately say the move is remarkable, although they worry that it may undermine the generics industry which currently supplies the cheapest drugs in poor countries.
