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But the situation has raised concerns that the rebels' inability to hold territory will undermine coalition commitment.

Research shows that the 10-minute commuting area around the first wave of free schools is dominated by middle-class households, appearing to undermine coalition claims that they are empowering working class families.

In Afghanistan, by contrast, the American-led coalisionots nothehe government and has to operate in tandem with an Afghan civil service, military and police force that are at best ineffective and at worst actively undermine coalition operations.

Fearing communist revolution in Latin America, the Nixon administration helped to undermine the coalition government of Chile's Marxist Pres.

A drone strike like the recent one that killed the leader of the Pakistani Taliban might help defeat the insurgents but undermine the coalition among other groups.

Several Arab nations have urged a narrow focus on Mr. bin Laden, and some State Department officials worried that yesterday's move could undermine the coalition.

It will probably work to undermine the coalition around the king and play on America's presumed inability to engage in state-building for any length of time.

The row is threatening to undermine the coalition, with the prime minister refusing to rule out further drilling.Russia's parliament, too, has begun debating updated environmental laws to address offshore spills a move the government supports.

Mr Gilani will lead an alliance predicated principally on the constituent parties' common enmity towards the president, so disagreements about whether to push for Mr Musharraf's impeachment could easily undermine the coalition.

We soldiers were painfully aware that shooting people who are not hostile undermines our standing with the Iraqi people and that tragedies like the shooting of Giuliana Sgrena's convoy undermine the coalition.

Writing in the Guardian, Cable said the budget would be vilified by those who sought to undermine the coalition government or did not understand the depths of the crisis.