Sentence examples for undermined head from inspiring English sources

undermined head teachers during Ofsted inspections.

It claimed there was a plot at four schools to undermine head teachers and make schools adopt policies consistent with hard-line Islamic principles.

Ofsted believes there was an organised campaign of infiltrating schools, undermining head teachers and governors running state schools like private fiefdoms.

Trapped behind the Patriots in the AFC East, they are already out of contention for a division title, and their Wild Card hopes have been substantially undermined by head-to-head losses against direct rivals.

(And as Slate editor Jessica Winter sarcastically tweeted yesterday: "God forbid the executive editor of the New York Times be 'pushy.'") On the same day that Abramson was fired from NYTimes, the first female managing editor of French paper Le Monde resigned, writing in a letter: "I cannot accept being undermined as head of the paper".

Such flexibility is undermined by American head-banging.

As for his goal of reasserting the importance of international norms, laws, and processes — he would only have undermined that by heading off alone, and can at least live by it by losing.

Indeed, Uribe may be the first former head of state to have taken up Twitter to undermine a fellow head of state.

WASHINGTON — Rising gasoline prices, trumpeted in foot-tall numbers on street corners across the country, are causing concern among advisers to President Obama that a budding sense of economic optimism could be undermined just as he heads into the general election.

Demanding that politicians instead trust the people to tell them exactly what is best turns this on its head, undermining one of actual democracies' greatest strengths.

Perfectionism can feel like a friend who you think is encouraging you but is actually the enemy within, the perfectionist bully inside your head, undermining all your achievements.