Sentence examples for public undermining from inspiring English sources

It is notable that, even though the two-second advantage has stopped, Thomson Reuters continues to sell the information five minutes before its release to the general public, undermining the idea that any early disclosure is somehow fraudulent.

He is also said to have pointed out that the public undermining a permanent secretary was harming civil service morale and was unfair because, as a government official, Mr Devereux was unable to defend himself.

Because of these differences, the database may serve the interests of deCODE more than it serves the interests of the public, undermining the claim that presumed consent for this data collection and its proprietary use is ethical.

But the exposure ethos, with its relentless emphasis on destroying privacy and exposing impurities, has chased good people from public life, undermined public faith in institutions and elevated the trivial over the important.

The C.I.A.'s attempt to game the judicial system and the public undermines the government's credibility and raises only more questions about what the C.I.A. is refusing to disclose.

"By allowing and perhaps encouraging violent situations to escalate in public, such laws undermine public safety.

"By allowing - and perhaps encouraging - violent situations to escalate in public, such laws undermine public safety," Holder told the convention of the NAACP earlier this month.

Desperate not to see public confidence undermined further, the White House insisted that he had merely had minor dental treatment.

If they "slang each other off in public" it undermines the constitution, democracy and the rule of law.

Yet Hacked Off's claim to represent the public is undermined by the anonymity of some of its donors.

Afghanistan experts say that the public hectoring undermined Mr. Obama's visit, and helped ignite Mr. Karzai's most recent anti-American and anti-Western remarks.