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Indeed, if egregious practices such as female genital mutilation and female confinement violate capabilities for life, nutrition and bodily integrity, all inequalities based on gender hierarchies, in Nussbaum's view, undermine capabilities for self-respect and emotional development that are part of human functioning.

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

But Compaan also cautioned that continued reductions in research and development funding could undermine U.S. capabilities when it comes to training a new workforce for continued research in the "photovoltaic module area," where innovation may become increasingly valuable in the coming years.

This can undermine their capabilities.

Al Qaeda's presence in Afghanistan today is very small, and even a decisive victory there would do little to undermine its capabilities elsewhere.

Mr Otter said: "HMIC is concerned that the inconsistencies we found in our review may seriously undermine the capability of the HET's processes to determine whether the force used in killings during the Troubles was justified in state involvement cases, therefore potentially preventing the identification and punishment of those responsible.

There is talk of the new Congress, with its new majority, working to either undermine the capability of the FCC to enforce net neutrality, or perhaps even pass a new legal foundation for it to use, allowing it to avoid trying to bend Title II of the Communications Act to its will.

In doing so, the TPP agreement could undermine consumers' capability to use purchasing power as a political tool to address issues related to social, economic, and environmental inequality.

The intelligence agencies in the UK and the US claim that the Edward Snowden revelations in 2013 about the scale of bulk data collection undermined their capabilities.

This stalemate undermined U.S. capabilities to organize joint action, increased uncertainty about real U.S. intentions, and exacerbated perceptions of U.S. weakness.

In this paper, we identify a series of factors that may cause method bias by undermining the capabilities of the respondent, making the task of responding accurately more difficult, decreasing the motivation to respond accurately, and making it easier for respondents to satisfice.