Sentence examples for undermining effective from inspiring English sources

But Greenpeace said the companies' offer "contains nothing meaningful" and accused them of undermining effective climate action.

Lansley had correctly concluded that relentless political interference was undermining effective management of the health service, and saw the solution to this as establishing NHS England as an arm's-length body with the health secretary removed from day-to-day oversight.

By undermining effective management systems, IUU fishing activities affect economic performance, social welfare and compliance decisions.

In addition to undermining effective oversight either by formal or informal means, such as media scrutiny, access to secrets creates the possibility of abuse of those secrets.

Front line providers have been shown, for example, to understand and implement policies differently from original intentions, often undermining effective implementation [ 17- 19].

Extending secret hearings into civil courts will undermine effective scrutiny of government operations in the "war on terror", according to prominent civil liberties activists and lawyers.

"It goes to the heart of people's trust in the police and the misuse of stop and search has the potential to undermine effective community policing.

By characterizing the needed interrogation of the people who know where the germs and centrifuges are as "abduction" and "defection," Blix undermined effective inspection at the start.

A belief that none of the remaining giant audit firms will ever be put out of business like Andersen could undermine effective risk management.

On the other hand, India's experience, like America's, shows how partisan fragmentation in a rambunctious democracy can undermine effective governance.

Indeed, an IMF survey in June 2012 ("Rise of Inequality at Center of Economic Crisis") demonstrates this has gone so far as to undermine effective demand — which is why corporations are now reluctant to invest.