Does this case undermine the credit China should receive for overall legal reforms?
Does this case undermine your propaganda model or is it an exception to the rule?
"Honest taxpayers rightly expect a tax system that works fairly for all, and any perception that this is not the case undermines the public's trust in that system.
He chided Mr. Bush's office for failing to act on the letter and said the case undermined the governor's oft-stated confidence in the Texas criminal justice system.
Beyond having a devastating impact on her and her children (one as yet unborn), this case seriously undermines the legitimate societal goal of insuring the best maternal and child health.
The case undermines the narrative of Tahrir as a home-grown movement, and links the Brotherhood to foreign agents.
But the Pentagon's plans to build nuclear weapons expressly for such an attack, just in case, undermines the credibility of that pledge, which underpins the Nonproliferation Treaty.
Opponents say the involvement of civil servants who provided him with data to back up his case undermines the assertion that his was an independent conclusion.
Rangers chief executive Charles Green said the verdict in the so-called Big Tax Case "undermines the validity" of a Scottish Premier League investigation into alleged undisclosed payments to players.
"I would also say that leaks in this case are undermining — or certainly have the potential of undermining — the investigation," he said.
