Sentence examples for undermine laws from inspiring English sources

Pete McCloskey, who co-chaired the original Earth Day celebration in 1970, said there's little to celebrate this year as President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress set out to slash budgets for environmental agencies and undermine laws that protect water, air and wildlife. .

That compounds his mistakes and may undermine law enforcement.

-- Drug traffickers' efforts to corrupt or undermine law enforcement and government.

Does educating the public to refuse search requests undermine law enforcement?

But a Justice Department spokesman told me that private actors could easily "undermine" law-enforcement investigators with their meddling.

Following his speech, a demonstration raged through Manama, turning into an illegal assembly intending to undermine law and order, block roads and assault public security personnel".

By March 1522, when Luther returned to Wittenberg, the effort to put reform into practice had generated riots and popular protests that threatened to undermine law and order.

Finally, such an expansion would actually undermine law enforcement by siphoning away limited resources; as it is, they are straining under a backlog created by current database practices.

So, this November the people have an opportunity to tell the professional politicians -- we want to end policies that do not work and undermine law enforcement.

"We know that sometimes this bias, whether implicit or explicit, can stand in the way of effective law enforcement and can severely undermine law enforcement's ability to hold the offenders accountable," Lynch said.

"The Bush Administration has attacked, weakened or undermined laws providing clean air, clean water and toxic waste cleanups," the league said.