Sentence examples for means of undermining from inspiring English sources

But it's positive when used as a means of undermining Israel's human rights organisations.

Aparat has also created another website, Filimo, which screens Iranian and foreign movies, a further means of undermining state television.

It seeks an ineloquence and muteness that demands a close reading of the site as a means of undermining the conveyance of power.

A contingent of activists linked to the Tea Party decry plans to encourage walking and cycling as surreptitious means of undermining American sovereignty by the United Nations.

Safety was used as a means of undermining independent, family-run businesses at the expense of a big union," he said.

Democrats have accused the GOP of using the investigation to try to discredit the FBI and Justice Department, as a means of undermining Mueller's probe.

Now, she said, they are following the examples of Poland and Hungary — using legal means to undermine the rule of law itself.

But let's also allow and encourage countries to carefully test models of responsible legal regulation as a means to undermine the power of organized crime, which thrives on illicit drug trafficking".

"They are concerned that a hostile government in Lebanon will be a means to undermine the government of Syria, and they're determined to undermine any government in Lebanon that they see as hostile," Mr. Alterman said, adding, "I don't think economic measures can deter people from what they regard as their strategic goals".

Products, services, and universities in Israel are not illegal or illegitimate; to think so and act accordingly means to undermine the project of creating peaceful coexistence and engagement in the Middle East.

Initially the government was run by eight commissioners and adopted a policy of undermining the political power of the nobility in favour of the "meaner sort".