Sentence examples for undermine governance from inspiring English sources
The illegal drugs trade continues to threaten public health and safety and undermine governance.
Taking legal action to protect one's home, land and environment from abuse by corporations does not undermine governance; it strengthens state and corporate accountability.
A lack of trade seems to spur violence and undermine governance.The Tuareg drive right up to the border between Niger and Algeria, which consists of nothing more than a metal post and a sign in French beside a double row of tyre tracks in a sea of sand.
Because insurgents thrive when Western-friendly governments become corrupt and weak, they are especially pleased when the U.S. and Western corporations undermine governance by enabling corruption.
While each new technology innovation claims its territory for the economic advances in the human ecosystem with significant ramifications across cyberspace, geospace and/or space (CGS), the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has not only undermined governance, management, and growth models, but it has also broken all barriers to boundaries defined by human decision makers.
He was still concerned that the release of government cables could undermine essential governance.
This is of central importance, because one of the greatest dangers of government surveillance is the potential to use what is learned to undermine democratic governance.
When these managers go abroad they carry on bribing and undermine good governance in host countries.
On the other hand, India's experience, like America's, shows how partisan fragmentation in a rambunctious democracy can undermine effective governance.
These corporations are not only pouring millions into campaigns that will ultimately undermine sound governance — for and by the people– it will indeed ruin our very democracy.
Bruce Cain argues in "The American Interest" that greater transparency can undermine good governance by allowing undue influence of discrete interests and by creating inefficiencies.
