Sentence examples for undermine the measures from inspiring English sources

He is not likely to undermine the measures of the late king, but it would be a major surprise if women won the right to drive during the Salman monarchy.

Rather than acquiescing to the will of the electorate, the council, led by President Pat Russell, has tried to undermine the measure by drafting an alternative ordinance that exempts much of the property that Proposition U would control.

Shadow reinsurance undermines the measures of risk used by regulators and others to gauge insurers' health.

The UK has not only opted out of it, but actively undermined the measure from the start.

But it undermined the measure when it saddled the states with new responsibilities and shortchanged them by $6 billion -- or about 30percentt of what Congress approved.

In this particular case, Apple has a responsibility to resist the FBI's efforts to force the company to undermine the security measures in its mobile operating system.

In this particular case, Apple has a responsibility to resist the FBI's efforts to force the company to undermine the security measures in its mobile operating system.

In practice, the sequences used for probes, assay conditions, etc., change from study to study and these changes undermine the utility of measuring expression relative to a standard.

Dr. McGuire then offered criticisms designed to undermine the belief, and measured the reactions to determine if the belief had been shaken.

If Athens relies on financing from the markets at high interest rates, "that undermines the actual measures that you are taking," Mr. Papandreou said.

Yet, as the report also makes clear, much of this would not exist if policymakers undermined the transformative measures enacted through partial deregulation.