Sentence examples for undermined both from inspiring English sources

And, criticizing three decades of "law reform," Mashaw contends that pre-enforcement judicial review of agency rules has seriously undermined both governmental capacity and the rule of law.

Only in Turin, where the factory council movement undermined both union and employer power, did revolutionary practice go beyond the empty rhetoric of the maximalists.

For long periods of a brutal Test, in which fear of defeat undermined both sides' attempts to play an expansive game, Australia looked likelier winners.

A situation was created in which, if I had insisted on speaking, I would have undermined both the event and my own thesis.

Brown undermined both his manager's faith and his team's European hopes with an act of gross stupidity to earn a sending off against Barcelona in Glasgow.

The Brexit malaise is not an exceptional event that has disrupted an otherwise successful system – it is merely the most egregious example of a long-term trend that has undermined both effective politics and effective government.

"It undermines both, in many instances".

Egypt promises to undermine both those propositions.

We show that current trends undermine both these assumptions.

"This undermines both real transparency and the rule of law".

The defense lawyers struggled yesterday to undermine both police witnesses.