The major result, the analysts say, is a weakening of the ability to combat the Communist insurgency, which had grown in recent years under the Marcos Government's preoccupation with muting political opposition.
The reliance of our government on the National Guard to pick up the slack in war zones — and the subsequent weakening of our ability to respond to homeland disasters — is a fertile topic that movies so far have neglected to exploit.
The result would be the weakening of the ability of everyday Americans to band together with like-minded people to fight for what they believe.
Everyone recognizes the significant weakening of denominations' ability to impose an agenda on its constituency, but these affiliations retain a significant pull in shaping their clergy's and their churches' time and energy.
In this perspective, the discovery of a negative correlation with the spheres of control and cleaning makes sense, as the subject undergoes a real weakening of executive abilities and self-determination.
The left will portray him as out of the mainstream, in favour of weakening the ability of women and minorities to seek protection in America's civil-rights laws and, of course, chipping away at a woman's right to an abortion.
This complexity has led to an increasing number of challenges through the European court of justice, creating uncertainty and, in the majority of cases, weakening the ability of member states to determine how their systems operate.
It wasn't that he didn't recognise the weakening of his professional ability; he did, but was unable to ask for help.
At the same time, Europe's austere economic outlook is leading to a "further weakening of the core ability to defend ourselves," said Norwegian Defense Minister Espen Barth Eide.
Residents and experts say Mr. Hatoyama's troubles also reflect a weakening of Tokyo's ability to impose its will on Japan's regions.
The compatibility between components in the blends has a certain correspondence with the weakening of PCL crystallization ability in the blends.
