Sentence examples for plans undermined from inspiring English sources

After a week spent devising ways to muzzle a great Dane, Leicester's blackboard strategists found their plans undermined by a midfield whippet.

According to press reports, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told the prime minister that his plans undermine the principle of free movement - and that she would accept the UK's exit from the EU if he pushed ahead with reforms.

Opponents of the pipeline say the export plans undermine industry claims that the pipeline will help move the United States toward energy independence.

And at last, House Republicans are showing their cards, finding new ways to argue that the Democratic plans undermine American national security and hurt our fight against terrorists.

A second plaintiff, Doug Hurst, is also a Vietnam vet and also has reported income that would make him eligible for large subsidies for ACA plans, undermining his claim to be injured by the ACA.

The Wilderness Society said the plan undermined wilderness values.

Woodward, who mentions the episode in passing, reports Powell's view that the very success of the war planning undermined the peace planning, such as it was.

"Locog's late planning undermined its negotiating position and ability to drive down costs," MPs on the public accounts committee say in a new report.

But they have blindly pursued moralistic policies -- like cutting funds for family planning, undermining sex education and stigmatizing condoms -- that lead to more abortions.

The truth is, the Romney-Ryan budget plan undermines Medicare -- and many other essential social programs -- in order to pay for increased military spending and enhanced tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires.

But Cognis's private-equity owners have been trying to divest themselves of it since 2005, with their plans repeatedly undermined by stockmarket downturns.