Sentence examples for was not eroded from inspiring English sources

Le Pen's influence was not eroded or even stalled by others getting the better of him in televised debates.

This provision of the Marriage Act 1961 was introduced by Phillip Ruddock when he was attorney general in 2004 and was designed to ensure that the definition of marriage was not eroded.

I think even Mr. Brooks would agree that the rule of law was not eroded in this case.

Where tariffication was used, countries were required to introduce tariff rate quotas (TRQs) to ensure that effective market access was not eroded.

Polls conducted at the time, however, suggested that the crisis was not eroding Mr. Cain's standing as a top-tier candidate.

Still, polls released late last week suggested that the crisis was not eroding Mr. Cain's standing as a top-tier candidate; he was running neck and neck with Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts.

Mr. Thompson has since insisted that his comments did not represent threats to Bayer, and that he was not eroding the incentives for companies to develop responses for bioterrorism.

He said if it was not eroding it would not be as "beautiful, interesting and internationally important".

Employers have to ensure that safety standards are not eroded by financial pressures, Ms. Pratt said.

"But there were other business areas, as time went, on where there was no question if the powers were not eroded, they certainly were diminished".

Alex Neil will watch Sunderland's game against the leaders, Leicester, hopeful his side's four-point cushion is not eroded before the Wearsiders' visit to Carrow Road on Saturday.