Sentence examples for undermine home from inspiring English sources

The bill shows a recognition that our policies have failed, but I worry that state-mandated change would undermine home rule without solving the problem.

The Department of Health had been set to press ahead with the change despite warnings that it could undermine home visits, widen health inequalities, put vulnerable patients at risk and "bankrupt" rural practices.

Football Supporters Federation Cymru chairman Vince Alm claimed a Great Britain team at the Games would undermine home nations' identities.

One big factor undermining home sales is fear of a large number of foreclosed homes coming to the market.

Now even that has been killed by Republicans, leaving the delegate, Eleanor Holmes Norton, and the city fathers questioning whether they are heading back to the "plantation mentality" days when Congressional committees routinely undermined home rule.

"The legislation would intrude on women's reproductive freedom and access to health care; increase the financial burden on many Americans; unnecessarily restrict the private insurance choices that consumers have today; and restrict the District of Columbia's use of local funds, which undermines home rule," the White House said in a statement.

"The legislation would intrude on women's reproductive freedom and access to health care; increase the financial burden on many Americans; unnecessarily restrict the private insurance choices that consumers have today; and restrict the District of Columbia's use of local funds, which undermines home rule".

"The legislation would intrude on women's reproductive freedom and access to health care; increase the financial burden on many Americans; unnecessarily restrict the private insurance choices that consumers have today; and restrict the District of Columbia's use of local funds, which undermines home rule," reads a Statement of Administration Policy from the White House.

Simply pushing worker-recipients into the job market irrespective of the child care functions they may serve at home also undermines family values.

And where there are differences in national tax rates, regulatory standards and confidentiality laws, there will be opportunities for "international financial centres" to offer "legitimate arbitrage"—or, as their detractors see it, for "secrecy jurisdictions" to provide "boltholes" that allow elites to undermine their home countries' policies.

However, there are already school and local authority mechanisms which keep the doors open to the disenfranchised (or undermine aspirational home buyers) like academic banding systems.