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Christina Michalos, the lawyer for ITN and several newspaper groups, told the court that the injunction would undermine principles of free speech.

Bryant will have trouble doing that if Cameron continues to undermine principles his proprietors and his most loyal readers hold dear.

The notion that race is more than skin deep, they fear, could undermine principles of equal treatment and opportunity that have relied on the presumption that we are all fundamentally equal.

"The scary thing is we also know that our foreign adversaries ― including Russia, North Korea, Iran ― possess the capabilities to hack them too, in the process undermining principles of democracy and threatening our national security".

But his arguments need not undermine the principles of the 19th-century legislation.

I think it's ridiculous that you've asked us to undermine our principles".

How could Oxfam retain its global ambassador when her new job would undermine its principles?

These laws are part of an alarming pattern of efforts to undermine democratic principles.

The effect is to undermine constitutional principles of personal privacy and freedom from constant government monitoring.

A greater concentration of wealth could if unchecked even undermine the principles of meritocracy and democracy.

The bill would undermine fundamental principles of negligence law in shielding illicit gun traffickers.