Sentence examples for undermine the impression from inspiring English sources

Michael Green of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies says TPP failure would "undermine the impression of the United States as a Pacific power and look like an abdication of leadership".

Unfortunately, in all of the outside-offer scripts we tested, the suggestion that the employee would leave if the offer were not matched seemed to undermine the impression that the employee cared about organizational relationships.

The view is startling, not least because it undermines the impression of CCTV as a walled compound.

This undermined the tough impression given last week when General Musharraf enacted an anti-terrorism law much criticised by civil-liberties activists allowing suspects to be held without charge for up to a year.

This undermined the tough impression given last week when General Musharraf enacted an anti-terrorism law much criticised by civil-liberties activists allowing suspects to be held without charge for up to a year.Pakistan's alleged co-operation, until very recently, with North Korea's clandestine nuclear ambitions is another reason to sup with General Musharraf with a long spoon.

The government has allowed confidence in Britain's policy towards the Muslim Brotherhood to be undermined by the impression it is being influenced by the Islamist group's enemies in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, MPs have warned.

"These lawsuits undermine the respect for police officers and create an impression that the entire department is not doing their work consistent with fidelity to law and fairness, and we need to be careful before we do that," Sessions said.

"These lawsuits undermine the respect for police officers and create an impression that the entire department is not doing their work consistent with fidelity to law and fairness".

Lawsuits against police departments "undermine the respect for police officers and create an impression that the entire department is not doing their work consistent with fidelity to law and fairness," Sessions said.

"These lawsuits undermine the respect for police officers and create an impression that the entire department is not doing their work consistent with fidelity to law and fairness," he said.

My title suggests that I am under the impression that getting rid of the arts would undermine the very vision our founding fathers had for America... and of this I am certain.