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As shadow health secretary, my work was undermined on more than one occasion by the shadow chancellor John McDonnell – and I know it was the same for other colleagues," she added.

The clean up in Port Vila, which was undermined on Saturday by still dangerous conditions with wind gusts shifting debris, was aided by clearer weather on Sunday.

Conventional thought is constantly undermined on these pages; metaphors explode here like supernovas aborning, and from the debris Seidel makes dense, durable poetry.

Government talk of economic recovery was undermined on Friday when the country's largest steel maker announced plans to cut 1,500 jobs in Lincolnshire and Teesside.

Her cause was further undermined on Tuesday when only two of the eight members of an advisory panel Dr. Steiner appointed to evaluate Ms. Black's background unconditionally endorsed her bid for a waiver.

That effort may have been undermined on Tuesday, when, many media outlets, instead of focusing on the tax plan, covered Mr. Perry's statement in two interviews that he was not certain Mr. Obama was born in the United States.

It is also claimed that Osborne's desire to look tougher than Labour on tax avoidance by multinationals before the generalelection had seen the UK "go it alone" in establishing domestic legislation which undermined on-going international negotiations.

Unless we address this shortage globally, we will undermine on one hand the very health and humanitarian efforts we support on the other hand.

It was Judt's own Sixties generation that put individual self-expression above collective action, undermining on the Left the justification for activist government.

These affect the availability of livestock feed resources thus undermining on overall productivity (Field 2012).

Donald Trump woke up on the wrong side of the bed Tuesday, with undermining on his mind.