Sentence examples for undermining world from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kushi and her husband, Michio, also taught that entire societies could become disharmonious and aggressive from eating meat and processed foods, undermining world peace.

He called on businesses around the world to join the fight against terrorism, while acknowledging that new security measures and limits on border crossings ran the risk of undermining world commerce.

Iran and North Korea undermined world confidence by subverting nuclear agreements, he said, and it is up to them to return to diplomatic talks to resolve them.

The House majority leader, Representative Dick Armey, warned today that an unprovoked attack against Iraq would violate international law and undermine world support for President Bush's goal of ousting Saddam Hussein.

A6 Armey Uneasy on Iraq Attack The House majority leader, Representative Dick Armey, Republican of Texas, warned that an unprovoked attack against Iraq would violate international law and undermine world support for President Bush's goal of ousting Saddam Hussein.

Hard to imagine more miserable final for 'world order challenger' than employee of state-controlled 'Russia Today.' " To some extent, RT is an unusual venue for Mr. Assange, a free speech crusader who has fought to undermine world governments' control of information.

#WorldCup 10.20am: This from the Associated Press about the Sunday Mirror journalist arrested in South Africa South Africaa's police chief says a British tabloid journalist has been arrested after it was discovered that the incident in which an England fan entered the team's changing room was an "orchestrated" attempt to undermine World Cup security.

Restoring world food security means dealing with the trends that are undermining the world food economy.

"Yet churning beneath all these annoyances," Grandin writes, "was the fact that the force of industrial capitalism he helped unleash was undermining the world he hoped to restore".

It is also a vote for sustaining high rates of abortion and maternal deaths from unsafe abortion, and for undermining the world's fight against AIDS.

Indeed, these disproportionate responses might end up undermining the world's ability to deal with future pandemics, as afflicted countries will be less willing to disclose the extent of the threat they face.