"The Bush Administration has attacked, weakened or undermined laws providing clean air, clean water and toxic waste cleanups," the league said.
This section begins by reviewing the history of the concept of scientia and the factors that, by undermining it, provide the impetus for Locke's conception of human knowledge in natural philosophy.
In its strongest version, relational accounts argue that the activities that constitute self-determination are inherently social; relationships, far from undermining autonomy, provide the conditions of possibility for the exercise of self-determination and self-actualization (Donchin 2000: 239; Scully 2008: 161 162).
This social and political discontent, it says, threatens to undermine stability and provides fertile ground for recruitment into extremist groups.
Mr Vilsack pointed out that 90% of schools had successfully met the standards and that the bill would undermine efforts to provide kids with more nutritious foods.
Just as often, Mr. Geragos finds a way to mock or undermine prosecution witnesses, providing a sound bite for the next courtroom break.
This was foreseen by Marx, who explained that technological innovations would eventually undermine monopolies by providing cheaper and more efficient inputs.
"Lock the Gate and [its president] Drew Hutton are against any resource development... and are working constantly to undermine industries which provide tens of thousands of jobs to Queenslanders and substantial revenue to the state and federal governments," Seeney said.
The cutting of several characters lessens the sense of this as a matriarchal community, while audibility problems undermine the commentary provided by two local women standing outside the action.
In addition, Mr. Jennings said, officials worry that a limited assistance program, intended for low-income people, will undermine efforts to provide more comprehensive, more generous benefits as a standard part of Medicare.
