They are interrelated and some may intersect and coalesce to undermine disclosure.
Similarly, although lack of disclosure skills may undermine disclosure of HIV status to adolescents, concerns about young age of adolescents also dissuade caregivers from telling adolescents their HIV-positive status.
For instance, while perception of young age of the adolescent reduces motivation to inform the adolescent of his/her HIV status, fears about stigma, sometimes influenced by guardians attempt to preserve their own social image, may undermine disclosure of HIV status to adolescents.
Ultimately, by using legitimate rules to disguise the true nature of its finances, the company undermined the disclosure rules that lie at the foundation of the American capital markets.
"We need an SEC Chair who will seek to buttress financial regulation, rather than one who goes out of her way to offer ammunition to right-wing judges seeking to undermine corporate disclosure," he added.
The latest disclosure undermines the Obama administration's assurances to Congress and the public that the NSA surveillance programs cannot be abused because its spying systems are so aggressively monitored and audited.
But this is undermined by the disclosure that Israel is allowed to receive "raw Sigint" – signal intelligence.
Officials explain how scrupulously they have behaved, only to be undermined by the disclosure of a memo or email revealing that what they did was precisely the opposite.
This disclosure undermined support for President Barack Obama's plan to strike Syria, they said.
Moreover, as the Times admits, premature disclosure could undermine U.S. national interests and international relationships.
