Sentence examples similar to sanctioned erosion from inspiring English sources

Others grew concerned that the private funding of certain flagship parks would sanction the erosion of public stewardship, leading to a two-tiered system in which certain green spaces flourish while the majority of the city's nearly two thousand parks languish.

As recent studies (such as those conducted by Pew) have shown, even the most intimate "institutions" such as the formal, socially sanctioned union of persons in marriage, have steadily suffered erosion.

Freelancers, on the other hand, are unhappy with what they regard as the erosion of their right to control copying, which they see, for example, in the legally sanctioned practice of posting "snippets" on sites like Amazon, iTunes, and Google Books.

Officially, the district is a levy by the city, sanctioned by the Legislature as a means to promote economic revitalization and tourism, create jobs, attract new businesses and prevent the erosion of business districts.

Canon law sanctioned slavery.

It was critically sanctioned.

Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.

"The government sanctioned it.

QUAN: ↓↓ QUAL: DIY Engineers criminalized, sanctioned.

(No doubt the Kim family will wet its beak a bit in the process). That requires sanctions relief — or an erosion of the sanctions regime that can be weakened with exceptions and lax enforcement.

Rather, it will lead to a ragged erosion of sanctions.