Sentence examples for undermining its independence from inspiring English sources

Critics will say the NAO has reviewed the World Service for years without undermining its independence.

But he also warned that tinkering with the commission's structure risked undermining its independence.

It is to cow, browbeat and reduce the scale of the corporation while further undermining its independence – and, in the long run, its legitimacy.

Whether it be £80m cuts to the corporation's news output, or the government appointing its own puppets to a new unitary board overseeing the BBC and undermining its independence even further, the attacks are real.

Political pressures on the South African Broadcasting Corporation are undermining its independence.Fighting within the ANC may also be weakening institutions.

"The risk is obviously that when agencies that are regulatory in nature work closely with a company over a long period of time, the concern is that it could undermine its independence," Hunter said.

The BBC has voiced concerns at moves it says will undermine its independence, particularly about plans for the government to directly appoint most members of a new body to run the corporation instead of the BBC Trust.

The defense and security as opposed to market aspects of food have taken on additional significance not only because of Qatar's need to fend off pressure on its food supplies by neighbours determined to undermine its independence and force it to adhere to policies devised in Abu Dhabi and Riyadh rather than Doha.

The UN should be defending Iraq against this illegal attempt to undermine its independence.

The truth is that the BOJ is loth to cave into politicians, even when their demands are reasonable, purely because that might seem to undermine its independence.

But there were worries during the presidential race that a win for Trump would undermine its independence and the position of its chairwoman, Janet Yellen.