Sentence examples for risk of subversion from inspiring English sources

Political backing is often critical to project success, to ensure that there is an enabling environment conducive to successful implementation, that there is no sudden reallocation of staff, that bureaucratic and financing delays are avoided or resolved and that there is no risk of subversion of project resources to other objectives.

Business and political leaders, mass media and academics cultivated a paranoid anxiety among Americans: suspect anything even vaguely leftist, see risks of "subversion" everywhere, and avoid organizations unless religious or loudly patriotic.

Critically, the March 2014 elections handed Vucic a parliamentary majority, Serbia's first since the post-Milosevic transition to democracy, which will allow him to enact broad-based reforms without risk of external subversion.

During the close-run campaign for the 1893 election, in which Kruger was again challenged by Joubert with the Chief Justice John Gilbert Kotzé as a third candidate, the President indicated that he was prepared to lower the 14-year residency requirement so long as it would not risk the subversion of the state's independence.

Presenting the report, Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni said that Italy's spies were working to ensure that the "risk of internal radicalization" and "political extremism" could never again spawn the "germs of subversion" in the country.

Hence my theory of subversion.

"Bodies of Subversion" is delicious social history.

All three defendants were convicted of subversion.

One looked for little signs of subversion.

The reason is the Surrealists' particular brand of subversion.

Another editorial was headlined " 'Democratic reform': New fad of subversion".