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If the adopted bond-purchasing programme leads to member states postponing the necessary reforms, this will further undermine confidence in the political leaders' crisis-resolution capability.
"Following on the back of weak GDP data announced by France, this will further undermine any efforts to resolve the eurozone debt crisis," said Max Johnson, a broker at forex specialist Currency Solutions.
Yet while this will further undermine civil society, it is unlikely to compensate most Russians for their declining incomes.So far, it seems, Mr Putin's preferred method of dealing with Russia's crisis is to talk the country out of it.
So Gauke should hold his nerve through the inevitable protests to come; the harrumphing about how this will further undermine traditional marriage, the silly complaints that it will soon be easier to get out of a marriage than a mobile phone contract.
"Ebola isn't going to be over at the end of this month," Sichei said, explaining this will further undermine expenditure projections of revenue based on the outbreak burning itself out this year.
It will add to the view that the Bank is getting unnecessarily involved in politics and that will further undermine perceptions of its independence and credibility.
And that will further undermine the company's scalability, revenue growth and profitability.
"This disappointing ruling will further undermine confidence of bereaved families in the processes for holding police to account.
"Allowing this travesty of justice to stand will further undermine respect for rights and democracy in Malaysia".
Deborah Coles, co-director of Inquest, which supported the Rodney and Duggan families, said: "This is an astonishing and unacceptable lapse that will further undermine public and family confidence in the way contentious deaths are dealt with.
Collected in one place, this material gives a portrait of governmentwide insensitivity to scientific standards that, unless corrected, will further undermine the administration's credibility and the morale of its scientists.
