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"Localism and policy-led planning have both been undermined to a level unheard of anywhere else in Europe," she added.

We live in an extremely anxious age in which the core of our beliefs has been undermined to a great extent by scientific thinking.

For if allegations of complicity in torture turn out to be true, this would undermine to a shocking degree repeated statements by very senior ministers, including to parliament.

Indications that the sentiment indicators declined more than expected in April could undermine to a degree market confidence that the UK growth figures will be revised significantly to the upside in coming weeks.

Although modernity is said to be founded on the 'ruthless undermining of tradition', there is no evidence to suggest that Ghanaian traditional religion has been undermined to such an extent that there is a major change in attitudes towards TRM.

His decision before the election not to outline details of a plebiscite already undermined claims to a mandate.

But Mr. Puckett said, "The principle of the Basel Convention has been completely undermined," referring to a pact banning the shipment of hazardous waste from industrialized countries to poor ones.

"You want to impress and please them," she said, "but also, if they are underminers, to undermine back a little".

This is an undermined effort to identify a complete understanding of at risk populations and determine preventative tools.

Davis, meanwhile, has raged against Treasury officials for seeking to "undermine" negotiations to secure a soft Brexit.

But, since truth is a necessary condition for knowledge, bad epistemic luck is sufficient to undermine a claim to knowledge.