"To contaminate this process with a financial payment seriously undermines the doctor-patient relationship in a new and pernicious way".
It's a pernicious relationship".
In recent years Alec has become under mounting fire from progressive groups for what they see as its pernicious influence on the democratic process in the US.
Conservatives claim they're simply defending the sanctity of the democratic process from the pernicious threat of voter fraud.
Whilst some MEPs publish their actual expense claims, there is no requirement to do so.A secretive legislative process is the most pernicious aspect of European business.
In more than a dozen books, Elizabeth Drew has written seriously and usefully about the American political process, especially about the pernicious role of big money in elections.
With his garish renderings and his eviction of the old low-rent amusements, Sitt was a major, pernicious force in the tumultuous re-zoning process.
This viewpoint is intellectually pernicious because it blinds researchers to the processes that actually drive molecular evolutionary change and to well-established consequences of gene-level selection, such as genomic conflicts, that mediate a substantial proportion of human disease risk.
In the process, it should address the more pernicious problem of dynasty trusts.
