Sentence examples for to undermine future from inspiring English sources

It has the potential to undermine future efforts by the Bush administration to argue for the secrecy of executive branch documents.

Henceforth, the Media Leaks Task Force's main mission would be to take "more proactive actions to undermine future and recurring false narratives" by Snowden, as one NSA official wrote.

Who failed to bring any new cases against any police departments for police misconduct or abuse and attempted to change the definition of racial profiling to undermine future litigation?

Anthropogenic climate change is projected to reduce cereal yields and food security and therefore to undermine future efforts to reduce child undernutrition.

The analysis points to inadequate nursing policy-making expertise and leadership within SANC and the NDoH, as well as poor coordination between them, that is likely to undermine future policy development and implementation in nursing education.

[C1.] China's Foreign Currency Reserves Raise Concern While some analysts view China's surge in foreign currency reserves as further evidence of the country's growing economic power, there are fears that the growing hoard exposes the country to risks that could undermine future growth.

But when programs designed to assist the neediest among us are abused or exploited, it can undermine future efforts to help those same populations by breeding cynicism about government's ability to develop and sustain programs that effectively serve the most vulnerable.

When it comes to brash laws, my gut says it is always better to get something as important as this right than start a chain reaction that could undermine future attempts to deal with something as delicate as mental illness constructively.

But revealing the evidence may not be in the national interest and undermine future capabilities to monitor Russia's next attack on the nation".

Critics were concerned that the U.S. position would undermine future efforts to hold accountable nationals from other countries who committed grave human rights abuses and other crimes against humanity.

There is little doubt that John Demjanjuk is a liar who for decades while he lived in America concealed his role as a Nazi collaborator; but his trial in Munich is in danger of becoming a farce that will undermine future efforts to achieve justice for the victims of genocide.