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Confidence was further undermined when the ACB's chief executive was arrested for alleged "economic mismanagement".

You say that this will be undermined when the new admissions code is published.

In both cases, her authority was undermined when the courts stepped in to overturn the Electoral Commission's decisions.

Other analysts warn that in the past the dollar has been undermined when the Fed raised interest rates.

They argue that sales are ultimately undermined when the mixtape leaps from promotional giveaway item to replacement for an artist's official label-distributed album.

"Our democracy is not served and freedom of speech is undermined when the White House and its allies engage in character assassination," she said.

But their stand was undermined when Mark Dion, the sheriff of Cumberland County in the south-west of the state, came out publicly in favour of it, calling the new law "a humanitarian ceasefire".Maine is the latest of seven states the others are Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon and Washington to enact such a law as a result of citizens' ballot initiatives.

The club with no strikers has been his story so far, although this was slightly undermined when Samuel Eto'o, the other great African striker of this generation, scored Chelsea's opening goal after four minutes.

The Government's reliance on Barker to support the remedy fashioned by the Court of Appeals is further undermined when we examine the Court's opinion in that case as a whole.

This time it produced the right result, only to be undermined when one of the authors basically admitted to fudging the numbers.

But some Muslim activists say that identifying potentially violent people requires close, trusting relations between law enforcement and the Muslim community, which are undermined when informants invade the mosque and draw impressionable young men into talk of terrorism.