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WWF Scotland director Lang Banks said: "This decision risks undermining the development of the cheapest form of renewables in the country, and is bad news for Scotland's clean energy ambitions.

Indeed, some feminists charge that foreign-funded NGOs are "a new form of colonialism because they create dependence on nonelected overseas funders and their locally appointed officials, undermining the development of social programs administered by elected officials accountable to local people" (Jaggar 2001, 309).

Lead as a neurotoxin has been linked to undermining the development of children; approximately six thousand of whom in Flint are experiencing lead blood levels as much as three times as high as they were prior to the crisis.

The underlying molecular mechanisms of BBB disruption observed in these conditions remain poorly understood, undermining the development of potential therapeutic approaches for human diseases characterized by BBB disruption.

ISTANBUL, 16 June 2003 – Arguing that the exclusion of millions of children in the countries of Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States is undermining the development of those nations, UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy joined civil society representatives from 27 countries at the launch of a major regional campaign to "Leave No Child Out".

But foreign aid also undermines the development of local state capacity".

Casualisation also undermines the development of supportive pastoral relationships between staff and their students.

Mugabe's 28-year rule has similarly undermined the development of institutional democracy.

Mr. Zimmermann and other opponents of the bill say it would be overly intrusive and could undermine the development of the Internet in France.

It called however for "proportionate" regulation that does not undermine the development of products such as e-cigarettes that provide alternative sources of nicotine to tobacco.

This undermines the development of democracy in the former Soviet Union and beyond because few people view Georgian democracy as a serious proposition.