Sentence examples for undermining the operation from inspiring English sources

Absent an explicit price on carbon, RTOs should be alert to avoiding many variants of implementation mechanisms that lead to fundamentally undermining the operation of electricity markets.

The prime minister was responding to a question from the Vale of Glamorgan Tory MP Alun Cairns, who suggested the Welsh government could be undermining the operation of the armed forces because soldiers had to wait longer for treatment.

Donald Fehr, the players' labor leader, said that the clubs were waging "a wholesale attack on the salary structure" and that they wanted to "undermine the operation of the player compensation market".

The Republicans may be able to shake off the partisan sniping, but they risk running into trouble with city labor unions, a prospect that could undermine the operation of the convention.

Since then, it said, "Congress has interfered with and undermined the operation of the F.E.C. in numerous ways; it has cut its budget, tried to fire key staff officials and launched unjustified audits and investigations of agency practices".

Direct attacks against a vSwitch may undermine the operation of multiple virtual machines on a single host by denying connectivity to all of them simultaneously.

Accepting this theory would undermine the operation of the Wills Act, since the Wills Act is designed to cover all testamentary dispositions.

Yet corporate executives are being rewarded for myopia and speculation, undermining the very operation of capitalism.

If only your short game weren't undermining the whole operation.

This is precisely the type of "schedule pressure" that the board quite correctly cited as undermining the future safe operation of the shuttle.

In many places Taliban fighters simply pulled back to safe havens, undermining the largest Marine operation since the 2004 invasion of Falluja, Iraq.