At the height of the phone-hacking scandal in July last year the PCC admitted that subsequent events "self-evidently undermined assurances given to the PCC by News International in the past" and it could no longer stand by the November 2009 report.
In her letter to Mr. Blair today, she said that the current draft of the Security Council resolution on Iraq, one she accused Mr. Blair and Mr. Straw of having "secretly negotiated," had undermined assurances she had been given about the authority of the United Nations.
The result is that no genuine pollution cuts are being made, undermining assurances by the UK government and others that carbon markets are dramatically reducing greenhouse gases, the researchers say.
The ability of the NSA to track such data by country appeared to undermine assurances given to Wyden and his committee colleague, Mark Udall, that the NSA was unable to even estimate how many Americans its surveillance dragnets had swallowed up.
The fears over the pool at Reactor No. 4 are helping to undermine assurances by Tepco and the Japanese government that the Fukushima plant has been stabilized, and are highlighting how complicated the cleanup of the site, expected to take decades, will be.
Rather than provide for responsible energy development on public lands, the legislation would make energy the preferred use, hamstring public input and undermine assurances that the public health and welfare are being safeguarded.
The goal would have infuriated Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes, since it undermined the assurance his side had brought to the game.
