Sentence examples for undermine the goodwill from inspiring English sources
The ISPs claim that alleged network attacks, outlined in a series of articles in Der Spiegel and the Intercept, were illegal and "undermine the goodwill the organisations rely on".
Specifically, the group of rather left-field ISPs argue that GCHQ's attacks on providers are not only illegal, but are "destructive, undermine the goodwill the organisations rely on, and damage the trust in security and privacy that makes the internet such a crucial tool of communication and empowerment".
Still, watching Morgan Freeman and Amanda Seyfried's characters stride across courtrooms, espousing the importance of human dignity while the film around them does everything possible to undermine the goodwill of its supposedly tolerant premise should be a reminder of the battles we still have to fight.
In total, these perceived publisher transgressions are undermining the goodwill and loyalty that writers once felt toward publishers.
Londoners are determined to show that what has happened, terrible as it is, will not undermine the trust, friendships and goodwill which bind us together, and we celebrate our remarkable diversity, especially across different faiths, as a rich blessing.
Mr Kim's provocative behaviour undermines the goodwill.
Engrafting a secondary meaning requirement onto § 43(a) also would make more difficult the identification of a producer with its product and thereby undermine the Lanham Act's purposes of securing to a mark's owner the goodwill of his business and protecting consumers' ability to distinguish among competing producers.
A shock could undermine the economy.
Critics want to undermine the sector.
This would undermine the Sony marketing strategy.
