Sentence examples for undermining state from inspiring English sources

Aparat has also created another website, Filimo, which screens Iranian and foreign movies, a further means of undermining state television.

Mr Aboud was accused of "undermining state security, national unity and the stability and good functioning of [its] institutions"; a criminal investigation was ordered.

"The jury members retained all the charges against her, including disturbing the peace, forming and organising armed gangs and undermining state security.

It all makes for one of the world's most vibrant popular cultures and one that, in being exported to the mainland, is undermining state orthodoxy, at least among the young.The earning-power of popular culture is immense.

The accusations raised an interesting legal paradox: as far as the prosecution was concerned, if the organisation could be deemed to be undermining state policy it followed that torture itself must be state policy.

Kalyapin argued strongly that neither the prosecutors nor the specialist witnesses had put forward a convincing case that CAT was undermining state policy in its investigation and support of victims of torture.

On balance, though, conflict tends to do more harm than good to biodiversity, destroying habitats and undermining states' efforts to protect other creatures.

"This weak proposal risks undermining states' duty to protect human rights and could even be redundant," Sophia Pickles, a spokeswoman for the campaigning group Global Witness told EurActiv.

Earlier this week, the Israeli daily Ha'aretz reported that an internal Israeli report -- echoing a new World Bank study -- had concluded that a severe slowdown of the Palestinian economy was undermining state-building efforts and regional security.

They also said that a market collapse could undermine state pension plans.

Advocates of medical marijuana said the Lynch case would have a chilling effect on activities and undermine state laws.