Sentence examples for undermining him from from inspiring English sources

Returning home, Mr Zaidan accused the Brotherhood of undermining him from the start.

Others expressed outrage at the parliamentary Labour party for undermining him from the start of his leadership and mounting the coup attempt against him.

What they said; what they're doing; who's in control; do they get along; is she undermining him from within.

Abramovich has earned a ruthless reputation when it comes to the removal of managers and Bevan believes this attitude led to Villas-Boas's reported power struggle with senior players such as Frank Lampard and undermined him from the outset.

"The president clearly believes if he gives an inch on the what-Russia-did part — if he concedes that Russia made an effort to disrupt the election — his adversaries, who want to discredit his election, undermine him, and force him from office, will take a mile on the get-Trump part," conservative journalist Byron York of the Washington Examiner explained on Tuesday. .

And when you're defending attacks on democratic values from the outside, undermine them from within.

It undermined them from the early days, from Bernie Ecclestone's £1m to Lord Levy's cash-raising, failing to bring in an austere state funding of parties.

The supporters of this contract have been undermining unity, from what I noticed personally at meetings, starting six months prior to the beginning of the negotiation process.

Norman Podhoretz, an arch-hawk who advises Rudy Giuliani, a Republican presidential candidate, speculated that the intelligence services were deliberately undermining George Bush to prevent him from bombing Iranian nuclear sites.Mr Bush, however, welcomed the report as evidence that his spies are getting better at figuring out what is going on in one of the world's most opaque states.

It is sometimes said that there are only four such easements: two being the right to prevent one's neighbour from obstructing the light and the air that normally come to one's property, the third being the right to prevent him from undermining the support for a building, and the fourth being the right to prevent him from changing the course of an artificial stream.

Others think he may even be a civil servant undermining the government from inside.