Sentence examples for undoing of one of from inspiring English sources

The warning came from normally loyal former ministers – including Patricia Hewitt, Estelle Morris, Hilary Armstrong, Beverley Hughes and Caroline Flint – who say the plans to cut childcare vouchers for more than 340,000 parents are "greatly unfair" and "mark the undoing of one of Labour's landmark achievements".

(Could it be that battered, bombed Afghanistan, the graveyard of the Soviet Union, will be the undoing of this one too?) Hundreds of thousands people including thousands of American soldiers have lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan.

President Bush did not mention it, but the arms control approach he presented today would undo one of the signal accomplishments of his father's administration: the ban on multiple-warhead missiles based on land.

Mr. Zinke's reversal underscored the deep unpopularity of a plan that would undo one of the environmental legacies of the Obama administration.

Republicans did pass a tax bill Wednesday that undoes one of the central components of Obamacare: the mandate that people have health insurance, or pay a fine.

In so doing, he undid one of the many efforts of Park Chung-hee, the even more modernisation-minded dictator who ran South Korea between 1962 and 1979 – an era when such a construction project looked like progress.

He tells a sweet story about wanting a dragon as a child, manages to undo one of its shackles, and scampers out of there, as Varys watches.

Nunez denied that he is trying to undo one of the biggest defeats of his speakership.

The undoing of this separation is one of the fascinating sagas of modern quantum theory.

I learnt this the hard way when the absence of one almost proved my undoing.

I realized that the rage of one American could not undo the kindnesses of other Americans.