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Participation in Nato was in danger of being undermined by Ukip's campaigns, he added.

But even these achievements run the risk of being undermined by ASEAN's complicity in the gross abuses committed by one of its members.

Britain's ability to prevent and cope with a Paris-style terrorist attack is at real risk of being undermined by Government spending cuts, senior police figures have warned.

Still, those opportunities clearly are at risk of being undermined by a lack of coordination among the groups involved in reconstruction.

Mr. Monti said that "strategy at the E.U. level" was in danger of being undermined by "the most simplistic, some would say populistic" trends, adding the caveat that he was not referring to the elections in Italy.

WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner warned on Wednesday that the necessary rebalancing of the economy was "at risk of being undermined" by countries trying to prevent their currencies from rising in value.

It is hard to think of a clearer case of democracy being undermined.

Meanwhile, the cornerstone of the peace settlement, the Belfast agreement of 1998, is being undermined.

Perhaps your current line of work is being undermined by technological change.

Let's continue the success of PEPFAR, without being undermined by the Global Gag Rule.

The value of quantity of evidence was undermined in light of such a consideration.