By giving the prize to the EU, the Nobel committee has undermined the excellent work of the other deserving winners of this prize.
"They have attacked the most vulnerable in society, slashed the budget for public services and undermined the credibility of these institutions.
"Too often in the past our rhetoric undermined that positive relationship with business, and with the creation of jobs and wealth for the future.
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According to the sculptor, Blind Light, as the installation was called, undermined what architecture ought to do: "Architecture is supposed to be the location of security and certainty about where you are.
The financial crisis and the great recession, indeed depression, undermined many of the assumptions of bourgeois triumphalism.
Lady Warsi, who resigned from the government in August over Gaza, delivered a blistering critique last month of the approach towards Britain's Muslims, warning that failure to engage properly with communities across the UK has created a climate of suspicion and undermined the fight against extremism.
Gavrielatos said the program undermined the secular traditions of state schools, adding the students would be better served by "expert trained school counsellors, psychologists and welfare officers".
If the new government does not push the agenda for women's rights, it will have undermined the hopes of those who fought and died for a better Egypt.
But the site's credibility was undermined somewhat when Monster's Patty Jenkins was last night revealed to have taken the job.
The Dome was undermined by the unforgivably crass and soulless Millennium Experience exhibition of 2000; it was many years before it redeemed itself as today's O2 music venue.
