Sentence examples for undermine standards from inspiring English sources

Stone, who screened Commandante at the Edinburgh Film Festival, said he feared the change would undermine standards.

The DoD "continues to follow policies that undermine standards of professional conduct" for interrogation, hunger strikes, and reporting abuse.

Today has seen a follow-up piece, this time quoting the current director of admissions, Mike Sewell, as saying that "lowering entry requirements for students from poor-performing comprehensives would undermine standards".

And they have sometimes been taken to undermine standard positions in the philosophy of mind, such as the idea that the mind is identical to, or even realized in, the brain.

Lifestyle choices, work and home environments, and other factors such as education, poverty, and community safety often undermine standard treatments such as surgery or medication.

Recognizing that these limitations undermine standard methods for QoL instrument development, we will convene an interdisciplinary group of experts (including QoL methodologists, philosophers, neuroscientists, health care workers, and family members of patients who have suffered a serious brain injury) in a two day workshop to address the problem.

Much of the lending is also believed to be directed to businesses that pay the highest bribes, undermining standard credit controls.

According to education specialists, the new measures would undermine educational standards and deepen social inequalities.

Corbyn said a no-deal Brexit would cost jobs and undermine living standards.

"They are No. 1 in sending workers into our industry in ways that undermine the standards of the industry," Mr. Grabelsky said.

Our generously remunerated vice-chancellors have already high-tailed it in the opposite direction, content to undermine intellectual standards while easing many young adults towards unrecoverable debt.