Sentence examples for undercutting of from inspiring English sources

Action to tackle undercutting of local workers and local businesses.

The undercutting of sacerdotalism destroyed the hierarchical structure of a church that culminated in the papacy.

Undercutting of wages and conditions would not constitute a criminal offence but could be used as evidence of exploitation.

Such a conflicted sense of obesity (blithely guzzling yet guilty and sad) contrasts curiously with Melissa McCarthy's undercutting of fat gags in the new comedy Spy.

I sometimes think of this as "on the other hand" thinking — just that constant undercutting of whatever (too) stable a position you find yourself occupying.

The controversies surrounding diversion programs often are presented as though diversion reflects some sort of unusual undercutting of the penal system.

He said the party has "concerns about immigration, the pace of migration, the undercutting of workers' term and conditions and the effect on the UK labour market".

"This is so subversive, so undercutting of the conventional stakes of movies, especially back in the early 70's," Mr. Grazer said.

But we will address the concerns that people have raised in the undercutting of wages and conditions, and the pressure on local public services".

"And it won't put a penny in the pockets of workers in Britain or stop the undercutting of UK wages by the exploitation of migrant workers".

On top of this, Corbyn would put action against undercutting of pay and conditions through the exploitation of migrant labour at the centre of the Brexit negotiations.