Sentence examples for weakening role from inspiring English sources

Codron said that strong oversight of admissions needed to continue, because of the strong incentives for schools to manipulate selection on the basis of ability; the weakening role of local authorities; and an increase in the number of schools that are allowed to act as their own admission authority, such as academies and free schools.

Earlier we reviewed arguments talking about the weakening role of government and the strengthening role of corporate actors in shaping our individual and community experiences.

The model also highlights an important weakening role for pore diameter, but finds that crystal diameter has a less significant influence for strength.

When it comes to influencing public opinion, the 2016 presidential election demonstrated with sobering effect the weakening role of traditional media and the ascendant power of social networks like Facebook.

Pre-existing poverty plays a weakening role by diminishing family capacity.

In this way, mandatory minimums undermine the integrity of the justice system by weakening the role of judges in determining proper punishments, increasing the powers of prosecutors beyond their proper roles, and driving record high prison populations, which have had a devastatingly disproportionate impact on minorities and the communities that are experiencing the most violence.

And weakening the role of such a coordinating agency also goes against prevailing wisdom and national trends.

Sarkozy's critics on the left accused him of weakening the role of prime minister and behaving like a power-grabbing "hyper-president" and absolute monarch.

In a world where many physical communities are weakening, what role can the internet play in strengthening our social fabric?" The implied answers there are "people should have a voice through Facebook," "people should use Facebook's encrypted chat app WhatsApp," and "people should collaborate through Facebook Groups".

This concept incorporates the principles of shared decision-making, without weakening the role of the primary care physician [ 36].

Furthermore, with the exception of a few studies [ 73, 74], many studies have failed to find a strong and consistent strength of association between the increase in inflammatory status and the clinical signs of pre-eclampsia, weakening the role of inflammation as the cause of pre-eclampsia.