Sentence examples for quest to undermine from inspiring English sources

H.R. 7 is an election-year base-rallying cry and a tactic in the GOP's quest to undermine the implementation of Obamacare.

Birthers went to all kinds of loony lengths in their quest to undermine Obama's legitimacy — looking for clues in old newspaper clippings from around the world, inspecting official birth certificates for signs of digital manipulation, swapping theories in the darker corners of the Web.

The quest to undermine consumer software ownership extends well beyond video games.

Attempts to repair Daniel Sturridge for the remainder of the campaign, by giving the striker a training programme usually designed for pre-season, have been interrupted by minor injury setbacks, while lapses in concentration continue to undermine Klopp's quest for consistency.

Transport Minister Reinhard Klimmt quit today after a court fine for fraud threatened to undermine the government's quest to make impeccable moral credentials a centerpiece of its appeal.

His campaign has also bought full-page ads in Variety and The Hollywood Report to try to undermine "Avatar" in its quest for Academy Awards because of smoking in the film.

That is the sort of absolutist, annihilation-bent position that has been a losing proposition since 1948 and will continue to undermine the legitimate Palestinian quest for statehood alongside a secure Israel — the one embraced by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas — for as long as it is advocated by self-serving merchants of hatred.

And we discovered that "Digital Fortress" was about the N.S.A.'s quest to break an unbreakable code that threatens, because of its invincibility, to undermine the agency's spying programs.

Hamas appears determined to undermine the Palestinian leader as long as he pursues a quest for peace with Israel and Mr. Sharon.

While McConnell is hoping for the states' help in his quest to block the EPA rules, Congress has also been at work on efforts to undermine them.

To undermine this undermines our parliamentary democracy.