Sentence examples for undo progress from inspiring English sources

All the difficulty follows, and threatens to undo, progress that the Education Department acknowledges Beach Channel has been making.

It could undo progress made last year, when poppy cultivation dropped 21% after a call for a "jihad" on drugs by the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai.

Proposals to give intelligence agencies exceptional access to communications are "unworkable in practice, raise enormous legal and ethical questions, and would undo progress on security at a time when Internet vulnerabilities are causing extreme economic harm".

Mr. Soaries, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens, in Somerset, said he was motivated by disclosures that state officials had known of racial profiling before it became a public issue, and by concern that the next governor could undo progress on inclusiveness made by Gov. Christie Whitman.

"These proposals are unworkable in practice, raise enormous legal and ethical questions, and would undo progress on security at a time when Internet vulnerabilities are causing extreme economic harm," is how Keys Under Doormats' assessed the "exceptional access" proposals of 2015.

"These proposals are unworkable in practice, raise enormous legal and ethical questions, and would undo progress on security at a time when Internet vulnerabilities are causing extreme economic harm," is how Keys Under Doormats' assessed the "exceptional access" proposals of 2015.

Republicans are determined to undo that progress.

Warring strongmen can undo the progress of decades in weeks.

That could undo whatever progress Mr Obama made on the reassurance front.

Israel continues to evade these issues and to undo the progress made under previous agreements.

But arresting Mr. Bashir now threatens to undo the progress his country has made.