Some are concerned that a strong agreement on climate change will undermine the efforts of developing nations to build their economies, but the opposite is true.
This issue is one that could undermine the trust of developing countries in the climate negotiations, and indeed in finance negotiations more broadly.
Even if this hypothesis is true, this would not undermine the value of developing a DC expansion system, because we believe that such a system would realize not only more efficient therapeutic outcomes but also mass industrial production.
Although we incorporated those most commonly selected, adding back every item of information that any individual might find important would undermine the goal of developing a shorter, simpler document that focuses on the most substantively relevant information based on a reasonable person standard.
Additionally, these products may undermine the incentives to develop and submit new animal drug applications to FDA containing data and information to demonstrate that the product is safe, effective, properly manufactured, and accurately labeled (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).
Besides, why would authorities undermine the urbane club scene developing in the Sukhumvit area?
Transferring appropriate knowledge and technology from developed countries is desirable, yet should not undermine the opportunities that abound in developing countries and that should be transformed and harnessed towards improved cancer care [ 2, 17].
However, such methods often undermine the democratic process, particularly in developing systems with fragile institutions.
Politically inspired influence on behalf of American corporations overseas can undermine the credibility of American investment in the developing world.
Doesn't that undermine the trust he seeks to develop between the parties?
The government said letting a lawyer into the process "would threaten permanently to undermine the military's efforts to develop a relationship of trust and dependency that is essential to effective interrogation".
