Sentence examples for undermined progress from inspiring English sources

In the past, cries of treachery from America's Congress or from Iranian hardliners have undermined progress towards a deal.

Figure 2 demonstrates how these factors undermined progress in reforms, and applies the framework for analyzing post-conflict health reform to the Kosovo case study.

Engagement by governments (and donors in general) has been deeply affected by the global economic and financial crisis that has seriously undermined progress towards poverty reduction and MDGs achievement in general, from 2007 on.

Despite the growing recognition of the importance of good governance, corruption continues to be reported in national and global health systems across a range of environments and has undermined progress in health services delivery and system strengthening at a time when investments in global health interventions has never been higher [ 4, 5].

Despite this growing recognition of the importance of good governance in health, corruption continues to be reported in national and global health systems across a range of environments and has undermined progress in health services delivery and system strengthening at a time when investments in global health interventions continue to be strong but also heavily scrutinized [ 4, 17].

This will undermine progress towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals," she said.

But the government is now actively undermining progress.

Mr. Karzai also said the attack was an effort to undermine progress toward meaningful negotiations.

Child marriage also undermines progress towards reducing maternal and infant mortality (goals four and five).

Labour has accused the Tories of undermining progress by allowing untrained teachers to work in schools.

Ashton said bluntly that Israel had been undermining progress toward peace talks.