Sentence examples for undercut the process from inspiring English sources

"The [Gulf Cooperation Council] countries tried to facilitate a peaceful transition of government in Yemen but the Houthis have continuously undercut the process," he said.

Some wonder if taking medication doesn't directly undercut the process of spiritual awakening.

The Africans argue, correctly, that allowing countries outside the agreement to trade diamonds would undercut the control process.

[Excerpts, Page B8.] Mr. Lazio suggested that Mrs. Clinton's support for a Palestinian state, as well as what he asserted was her association with radical Palestinian leaders, had threatened Israeli security and undercut the peace process.

At the same time, policymakers should oppose efforts to undercut the regulatory process and weaken these rules.

But he is deliberately exploiting both to undercut the democratic process by claiming the election is "one big fix".

Immigration experts and legal groups suspect the White House has undercut the asylum process to bring down the numbers of apprehensions for illegal entry.

You can use it as they have tried to do in Germany, combined with the legitimate issue of refugees, to undercut the political processes in a very serious way.

Responding to reports of his death on Friday, Cage said he should have been tried as a war criminal and said his suspected killing "presents more questions than it does answers, adding: "State sponsored targeted assassinations undercut the judicial processes that provide the lessons by which spirals of violence can be stopped".

But far from undercutting the peace process, a referendum is necessary to the legitimacy of a two-state solution.

An IMF analysis suggests that these factors are heightening banks' risk aversion and undercutting the credit process, a tale that bears some similarity to Japan's.