Sentence examples for undermine requirements from inspiring English sources

In addition to advisory committees, other tactics will be examined, such as the use of non-peer-reviewed science and the manipulation of peer-reviewed science in ways that undermine requirements of key environmental statutes.

It is clearly not true that Obama is seeking to undermine work requirements on welfare.

Mitt Romney is right to draw attention to the administration's efforts to undermine work requirements for welfare recipients.

Targeting a larger patient population may improve the commercial viability of pediatric products but caution must be taken to ensure that this practice does not undermine the requirements of each patient group.

Unable to repeal the A.C.A. outright, they've tried to sabotage it — using last year's tax cut to get rid of the requirement that people buy insurance even if they're currently healthy, using administrative gimmicks to try to undermine the requirement that insurers cover people with pre-existing conditions.

Moreover, the executive said, the exemptions undermine the requirement for people to have coverage.

Abandoning tree-felling licence applications so reducing 570 farm inspections but possibly "undermining government requirements on restocking and policy on forestry management".

Firstly, the minimal entry requirements undermine the value of the course and fail to bring the best out of potential barristers.

Over all, Mr. Koplow said, the proposed subsidy package would undermine the equity requirements of the nuclear loan guarantee program, designed to ensure that investors have a strong interest in the long-term success of the venture.

"The problem here is that Republicans don't trust the Democrats and they think that the secretary will use the waivers to undermine the work requirements in the programme," says Haskins.

"We have just passed a law reorganizing our intelligence capability, and standing up what may be a new operation at DoD, under the radar, could not only undermine the legal requirements to inform Congress but also the new architecture we set up under the intelligence reform bill," said Rep. Jane Harman (Calif ., the ranking Democrat on the intelligence committee.