"So why would a detective want to give up that work schedule when they have a family," he asked, "in order to be a sergeant without seniority and face working nights and weekends?" To attract and retain officers, some police departments are resorting to even more radical changes in the work week that Mr. Buracker, among others, thinks undermine the goals of good policing.
"I think undermining the credibility of our deficit plan, going back on our commitment to deal with our debts would be a complete catastrophe for Britain and would put us into the place some European countries are in at the moment, and that is not a place Britain wants to be".
These disagreements should not, he thinks, undermine our confidence that there is objective moral truth.
Some, such as the Australian Simon Taufel, are known not to be fans of a system that they think undermines the sanctity of the umpire's decision.
"This is expressly the kind of step that we think undermines trust that is fundamental to making progress in the proximity talks," he said.
"This is expressly the kind of step that we think undermines trust that is fundamental to making progress in the proximity talks".
"[H]aving this one event here I don't think undermines our core argument as long as we make sure that we are in the VFW halls, the union halls, in the colleges campuses, out in the rural areas, in the churches, the mosques, the synagogues".
He led the charge against pork-barrel spending and lobbyists such as Jack Abramoff because he thought they undermined the principle of small government.
Despite being loathed by the city fathers, who thought he undermined their attempts at economic revival via culture, the character span off into his own series in 1988 and ran until 1999.
