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Sweden, weakened by involvement in the Thirty Years' War, was however open to a peaceful solution.
Latvian MEP Sandra Kalniete said the result showed the US embracing isolationism, which would weaken American involvement in Nato.
The new code on public appointments will give ministers greater powers over who oversees a raft of agencies, watchdogs and advisory committees, while weakening the involvement of the independent commissioner for public appointments, who scrutinises the system.
Oddly, my emotional involvement weakened, as did the jokes.
A drawdown would enable us to confront the larger Iranian threat without being exposed and weakened by our involvement in Iraq.
He said Hezbollah has been weakened by its involvement in Syria.
Support for Hezbollah among the Syrian public has weakened since the involvement of Hezbollah and Iran in propping up the Assad regime during the civil war.
Just as over-involvement can slowly weaken legislation, under-involvement in the broader crafting of legislation results in members who don't understand what it is they're tackling -- though they might be able to repeat talking points from lobbyists.
Then there are the liberals, led by Golytsin, weakened by their corrupt involvement with the previous regime.
Rabbits are perfectly capable of breeding without human intervention, and often human involvement weakens the rabbit bloodline by keeping the weaker animals, inter-breeding with closely related rabbits, and breeding rabbits too often, taking a big toll on the breeding does.[43].[43]
European and other diplomats here say that most nations would like to find a way to include the United States because the court would be considerably weakened and undervalued without American involvement.
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