Sentence examples for tactics to undermine from inspiring English sources

The use of deception and other subversive tactics to undermine voter choice is as old as the American republic.

This spring, the Kremlin won back its lost ground, employing a range of soft-power tactics to undermine Mr. Bakiyev's government.

Irritated by what they see as the interference of cardinals, bishops and priests in politics and their conservatism on social issues, critics of the church have opted to use modern tactics to undermine its authority.

The UK's most senior civil servant has hit back against Alex Salmond's accusation that the Treasury leaked market-sensitive information about the future of RBS in Scotland as part of dirty tactics to undermine the yes campaign.

And this week they employed these tactics to undermine my high-capacity magazine ban.

The article specifically focused on Hillary Clinton and her use of negative campaign tactics to undermine Senator Barack Obama in the waning days of that state's contest.

Instead, officials said that political party leaders were close to forming a national unity government in a new tactic to undermine the insurgents.

A small group of countries with poor press freedom records are using bureaucratic delaying tactics to sabotage and undermine any efforts that call their own abusive policies into high relief.

But I fear that the whole debate could deteriorate into ideological sloganeering, not unlike the tactics used to undermine reform proposed in the early 1990s.

A key ally of Jeremy Corbyn has accused MPs of employing treacherous tactics designed to undermine Labour's leader, as an analysis of the latest polls by a leading academic suggests the party is on course for its worst local election results for 35 years.

This time they used a new tactic, humour, to undermine the story.