"A 20 percent or more jump in the value of the renminbi would create widespread bankruptcies in the export industry, and the objective of increasing consumption would be undermined by increasing unemployment," Mr. Soros said, expressing sympathy with the position of China's premier, Wen Jiabao, who warned this week that rapid appreciation of the currency would cause major social disruptions.
The current framework for handling and sharing personally identifiable NHS patient data was created after a review conducted in 1997 by Fiona Caldicott, and updated by a second review in 2013, following concerns about how patient confidentiality might be being undermined by increasing amounts of data sharing.
Koch (2009) points out that, "the poverty orientation of NGOs and aid may be undermined by increasing pressure…to demonstrate project-related poverty impacts".
The right to access information must not be undermined by the increased use of outsourcing to deliver public services, says Parliament's justice committee.
Efforts at tackling malaria, for example, are being undermined by an increased resistance to drugs.
Imaging also is completely undermined by the increasing realization, mentioned by Gopnik, that brain functions seem to be distributed over large and often chaotic and democratic networks.
More broadly, the Great Society was undermined by the increasing costs of the Vietnam War and by urban discord — a sequence of riots that began in Watts, a black neighborhood in Los Angeles, less than a week after the Voting Rights Act was signed.
"These results challenge in many ways the notion that students' writing skills are being undermined by their increasing engagement with digital tools and platforms," says Kristen Purcell, associate director for research at the Pew Internet Project.
It has been supported that EL can undermine JS by increasing emotional demands, thereby contributing to increased levels of stress and psychological distress as well as symptoms of depression of the employee [ 30- 32].
