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Mr Davis also accuses him of having undermined efforts to save the wild salmon in the north-west.

Many Chinese accused American legislators of having undermined Beijing's chances by adopting a resolution saying that China's human-rights record made it unworthy to hold the games.The timing of the forthcoming IOC vote must be particularly unsettling for Mr Jiang.

The party accuses the former Nahda-led government of having undermined the separation of religion and state that was laid down by Habib Bourguiba, Tunisia's first post-independence president.

Chrysler executives were bitter last summer about Ford's announcement, privately accusing Ford of having undermined the industry's opposition to tighter federal fuel-economy standards for sport utilities and other light trucks.

The party accuses the former Nahda-led government of having undermined the separation of religion and state that was laid down by Habib Bourguiba, Tunisia's first post-independence president.After the economy and the balance between secularism and Islam, security was the key issue in the vote.

In the Commons, Labour leader Ed Miliband accused PM David Cameron of having "undermined trust in politics" with his handling of the row.

The payment "and the reports of potential abuse of power have undermined the speaker's ability to lead," Mr. Kilgore said.

Not surprisingly, thirty years of war has undermined the development of reliable and legitimate institutions, and of a judicial system able to keep corruption in check.

The tens of billions of dollars donated to the government of Afghanistan have undermined its leadership.

In the past 18 months a string of studies has undermined the reputation of HRT.

Not for the first time here, a quick run of holes has undermined his chances of competing for a Green Jacket.