But in doing it we must not undermine the merits of the current system.
But the American supermarket was built upon foundations of significant power disparities for both farmers and consumers, inequalities that in our contemporary food system threaten to undermine the merits of capitalism today.
The members believe that once declassified, the combined documents will show that the FBI knew, but failed to tell the court, things about the dossier that would have undermined the merits of the application — including that Steele was against Trump's campaign to be president.
The tax idea "only has merit for those who wish to undermine the Scotch whisky industry's competitiveness in the global market and undermine its growth prospects," said Campbell Evans, director of government and consumer affairs at the Scotch Whisky Association.
The argument against quotas – deployed with force against affirmative action in the US – is that diversity calibrations undermine the purity of decisions that should be made on the basis of merit.
He said it could undermine the position of minority ethnic officers if it was thought they were not recruited on merit.
Of course, it's not so much the lack of artistic merit that sticks in the throat, but the fact that these advertisements undermine the subversive qualities that define street art, which is in part derived from European revolutionary politics.
Notably, each of these nemeses, in its own way, has the potential to undermine the sine qua non of modern urban life, the electrical grid, which in Phoenix merits special attention.
It may undermine the esteem of minority candidates as they would not be sure if they are elected on their own merit, or due to the scheme and the merits of the rest of the team of MPs.
FSPAC, NIC, and NPC argue, "the merits of the fraternity experience far outweigh the damaging acts carried out by a handful of students whose actions undermine the reputations of our organizations".
