Sentence examples for moves undermined from inspiring English sources

When the consumption tax was introduced in 1989 at 3%, and raised in 1997 to 5%, the moves undermined the popularity of the governments of the day.

Sun says both moves undermine its control of the language.

Sinn Féin has warned such moves undermine power-sharing talks in Northern Ireland.

A spokesman said that such moves "undermine efforts to defuse the situation and bring an end to the violence and escalation".

Maryland state Sen. Cheryl Kagan, a Democrat, said the moves undermine public confidence in government.

Lawyers said the move undermined women's rights to decide what to do with their bodies.

The move undermined the livelihoods of local people, who lost access to lands used for farming.

An independent review by parliament's education committee concluded that this move undermined confidence in the watchdog.

Insiders rejected suggestions that the latest move undermined the Prime Minister's claims to lead the "greenest Government ever", as there was continued investment in other forms of renewable energy.

Goldman's move undermined banks' claims that they could never cut bonuses because they would lose talent, said Lucian A. Bebchuk, a professor of finance at Harvard and an adviser to the United States Treasury on compensation.

Yemen's foreign Minister Abu Bakr al-Qirbi condemned the US and UK's decision to evacuate their staff, saying the move "undermined the exceptional co-operation between Yemen and the international coalition against terrorism".