Sentence examples for rules undermine from inspiring English sources

But many ground rules undermine one or more of these results.

Both groups say the new rules undermine their ability to do their jobs.

There is a danger that work-conditionality rules undermine this desirable effect.

The rules undermine the whole point of striking contracts that link prices to medical outcomes.

Second, government mandates and ever-changing business rules undermine the ability of Chinese corporations to innovate and to adopt new business models.

By wiping out capital, so-called "fair value" accounting rules undermine the banking system, increase the odds of asset fire sales and make markets even less liquid.

Leading Republicans oppose the proposed rules, undermining the GOP's attempt to build bridges with Silicon Valley.

But his suggestion in an interview with The Financial Times that the United States opt out of "anti-American" Basel III rules undermines his case.

Three watchdog groups have filed complaints with the IRS or Justice Department against the pro-Rubio nonprofit, charging among other things that it is providing Rubio a "private benefit" contrary to IRS rules, undermining its "social welfare" status.

But beyond that, it seems astonishing to me that anyone should imply that simply recommending open source products - products that can be more easily tailored without infringing licensing rules - "undermines" anything.

Both passive implementation and campaign-style implementation deviate from policy rules, undermining the effectiveness of institutions and creating problems in grassroots governance.