Sentence examples for undermined using the from inspiring English sources

Democracies today are undermined using the tools of democracy itself.

It is irrational and would undermine using the entire classification system to distinguish congenital malformation from the norm.

Thus, reticence may handicap decision making by clinical and public health authorities whose actions are guided by patient-reported and/or shared data, and could undermine use of the PCHR as a virtual medical home that serves as a bridge for collaborating clinicians [ 48].

Former Vice President Al Gore accused President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney on Thursday of undermining American democracy by using the Iraq war to empower the executive branch at the expense of civil liberties, Congress and the court system.

These results suggest that it may be advantageous to use open peer review but they do not undermine the validity of using the single-blind approach.

It explicitly recognizes that making work more flexible using the internet undermines the basis of social insurance in many countries, and recommends delinking social insurance from employment.

Gay-marriage opponents say using the courts undermines the will of the voters.

When the emergence of rampant commercialism and partisan politics undermined such hopes, Federalists used the Constitution to introduce into our democracy a monarchical element, which has become increasingly pronounced.

It's a blatantly transparent attempt to put down and undermine the used textbook market, and - as someone who needed to purchase used textbooks myself - I can't let that go unanswered.

Treasury said the identifications would help companies comply with Western penalties against Iran and undermine its attempts to use the front companies or renamed vessels to evade sanctions.

The scientific evidence also undermined Greenpeace, who had long used the spectre of Chernobyl (and more recently, Fukushima) as a prop in their anti-nuclear narrative.