Sentence examples for measure undermines from inspiring English sources

But this measure undermines the work ethic of locals and the morale of immigrants.

And the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) believes the measure "undermines science education in Tennessee public schools".Supporters of the measure, such as state Senator Bo Watson, a co-sponsor, say this is alarmist poppycock.

Finally, the conservation money in the compromise bill is much less than the money in the original Senate bill, a more balanced measure undermined when the Senate's own negotiators capitulated on key points.

These concerns over the outcome measure undermined the perceived validity of the proposed RCT.

Surely the other issue is: will these measures undermine cohabitation?

He warned about taking "unilateral measures" undermining international peace efforts, although he did not mention President Trump by name.

She added: "Many will argue that we don't need sensible gun control, and that these measures undermine the rights of gun owners.

Additionally, the agency found that school suspensions began to fall the year before the Obama administration urged schools to move away from the overuse of such measures, undermining claims that the guidance forced schools to cut suspensions.

Two measures undermined the plan of a sponsored state, leading to the company's bankruptcy on the one hand and to the virtual annexation of Bengal on the other.

"These ill-conceived measures undermine not only the Federal Defender system, but the entire federal judiciary, without achieving any real cost savings," they wrote of the sequestration cuts and the shift to private lawyers.

Critics say the new measures undermine efforts to diversify fuel sources and make the country less dependent on foreign oil.