Sentence examples for viewed as undermining from inspiring English sources

But uncertainty about the existence, scope, and requirements of a public policy defense and imposing on lay whistleblowers, as some courts had, the requirement of demonstrating that they provided only "relevant" information was viewed as undermining the important public purpose of encouraging whistleblowers to come forward.

The decision made by the Minister has been viewed as "undermining" the importance of locally generated evidence on drug resistance.

Short-term or one-off payments from other international agencies also were viewed as undermining long-term objectives of CHW programmes.

During that time, he has often been an outspoken critic of moves he viewed as undermining human rights, and was highly critical of increased police "stop and search" powers.

Almost half of those surveyed view the turmoil as undermining the United States' ability to fight terrorist groups in the region.

There is no clear definition of what constitutes exculpatory evidence, and it is generally viewed as information that undermines the strength of the government's case.

Such activities are viewed as subversive because they undermine the idea that the authorities always know best.

So from Bill Clinton to George W. Bush to Barack Obama, you had a series of presidents who always pushed against what they viewed as Israeli efforts to undermine a two-state solution — for example, the building of Jewish settlements on the West Bank.

Kevin Bruns, executive director of America's Student Loan Providers, said the legislation "punishes the industry," while Joe Belew, president of the Consumer Bankers Association, said it would "come to be viewed as irresponsible legislation that undermined rather than expanded college opportunity".

Virtually overnight, a generation of consumers deleted the app in response to its decision to drop surge pricing at JFK airport, which many viewed as an attempt to undermine the New York Taxi Workers Alliance strike against President Trump's executive order.

For Pascal Saint-Amans, the OECD director's of tax policy, it is an obvious move now that digital businesses are viewed by many voters as undermining the very fabric of the tax system.