Sentence examples for should undermine from inspiring English sources

Mr Cobos's vote should undermine this way of governing.

"Of course I know, but I don't see why that should undermine my complaint," she said.

The fact that the administration drew them that way should undermine confidence in its self-restraint.

Singapore had stipulated that nothing J.P.A. did should undermine the airline's emphasis on personal service, and the hook, he said, creates an opportunity for passenger interaction.

In the West Bank and Gaza strip, for example, a functioning government that offers public goods such as schools, medical care and old people's homes should undermine Hamas.

In January Mexico's states ratified a constitutional reform that paves the way for better training and stricter evaluation of teachers, which should undermine the power of the union.

The Prime Minister and his dark shadow should not undermine but should uphold the constitutional legitimacy of the Human Rights Act and the convention, and the independence of British courts.

These are beneficence (partnership should lead to public health gain), non-maleficence (must lead to public good), autonomy (partnership should not undermine each partner's autonomy), and equity (benefits should be distributed to those most in need).

And the court should hold us all to account; it should not undermine its own reputation by going over national decisions where it does not need to.

In many places, for instance, people share a belief that governments should not oppress citizens and the powerful should not undermine the common good.

Transferring appropriate knowledge and technology from developed countries is desirable, yet should not undermine the opportunities that abound in developing countries and that should be transformed and harnessed towards improved cancer care [ 2, 17].