Sentence examples for should be weakened from inspiring English sources

He also thinks that Mr Musharraf should be weakened politically but not eliminated at once.

The argument that the Lacey Act should be weakened because someone is going to come and take your guitar is fear-mongering.

In climates optimal for human functioning, the relative contrast of rewards and risks is less drastic and therefore, phenotypic differences in traits should be weakened.

The idea that the standard should be weakened to protect the poor was attacked by supporters of the old standard, including Dan W. Reicher, an assistant secretary of energy in the Clinton administration who helped write it.

If there was ever an example of why we need still to scrutinise allegations that all suspects are highly dangerous people for whom procedural safeguards should be weakened, Lotfi Raissi is it.

He said he would not support suggestions of other Bureau of Mines officials that the new law placed too many demands upon the indus try and should be weakened by amendment.

If we cut these programs below the requirements of an expanding economy, we should be weakening some of the most important factors which promote that expansion.

During 2011 and 2012, when the parties fell out over whether employment rights should be drastically reduced, in order to (in theory) revive the economy, Heywood suggested a compromise that such rights should only be weakened at startup companies.

"CO2 regulations should not be weakened by the backdoor through test manipulations".

While the Muslim Brotherhood governed poorly, it would be a mistake to conclude from this that Islamists should now be weakened "by nearly any means," as Mr. Brooks writes.

But Chuck Schumer had it right when he said, "This ban, as proposed, is pretty much water-tight and should not be weakened by the commission as the rule-making process goes forward".