Sentence examples for partially undermined from inspiring English sources

They partially undermined Mr Woerth and the Elysée's denials of all involvement in the affair.

Most verbatim theatre is completely unable to engage with these questions, and so its authenticity and authority is at least partially undermined.

We argue that the efficiency of organizational learning within high hazard systems is at least partially undermined by the subjective theories of organizing held by their members.

Recognizing that past decisions of this Court if adhered to preclude acceptance of their contentions, respondents urge that certain of our decisions since the Coyne case have partially undermined the philosophy on which it rested.

The outward policy had been partially undermined by the trade controls and industrial promotion schemes adopted essentially as defensive measures in the aftermath of the depression and during World War II.

Once doping became visible in form of a rider testing positive the case was, if possible (eg. through admittance of obviously back-dated prescriptions) managed away.' Up until 2006-2007 the aim of In Competition Tests was at least partially undermined by a number of deficiencies in the testing process.

We find that local governments offset police seizures by reducing their other allocations to police, partially undermining the incentives laid out in statute and diverting the earmarked funds to other purposes.

This is certainly the case in Iraq, where five years of American blood and treasure have been undermined partially by widespread criminality in the oil sector.

Conclusions: Recall efforts were partially successful but were undermined by inability to reach the clinic population, poor documentation of immunizations, and missed opportunities.

This conclusion is also undermined by other MRI parameters such as MTR and ADC, which only partially dichotomized the 2 subgroups in favour of the comedication group.

Within the partially integrated OPD and HIV departments, however, a strong professional cohort (full range of clinical staff) was undermined by weak internal co-ordination and poor integration of administrative and clinical processes.