Our presidential candidates must show true leadership qualities by supporting these efforts, rather than undermining them for a short-lived political or partisan advantage, because they are in America's interest, and Israel's as well.
Faced with companies aggressively trying to undermine them by paying lower rates for the same work, they were left with few options but to strike, he said.
Understanding these host responses and how Francisella undermines them is critical for our ability to successfully prevent and treat infection.
"It's the easiest thing in the world, if a minister is not getting a good press, for them to think someone is briefing against them," says McBride, arguing that ministers' own advisers too often blamed "that bloke McBride" for undermining them.
Google doesn't publicize its flu search terms for fear that malicious hackers might use them to undermine the system (for instance, by creating fake outbreaks).
In recent months, the administration has fought back by publicizing individual cases of financial mismanagement, in what providers describe as a campaign to undermine public support for them.
"If it becomes common practice to pay large bonuses to executives when they start, it will undermine the incentive for them to stay with the company," Farmer said.
But the final version of the document, in making that case, describes new evidence of concerted Iraqi efforts to bypass the sanctions while they were still in place and to undermine international support for them, the administration officials said.
Unless these political conversations vex your patients and thereby undermine your care for them or unless you exploit your position of trust by unduly influencing your patients, you may speak freely.
As the argument goes, if Americans no longer see and feel a direct connection to these vital social insurance programs (that is, "I pay taxes and a couple decades later, I get paid back"), it will undermine their support for them.
