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America lags Bulgaria and Costa Rica, Mr Goolsbee noted, for finishing university, which will undermine America's competitive advantage in the future.

The Palestinian permanent observer at the United Nations, Nasser al-Kidwa, called the Israeli move "blatant blackmail, which will undermine the integrity of the fact-finding process".

Otherwise he will only fan anxieties and mistrust, which will undermine the effectiveness of his good decisions and amplify the fallout of his bad ones.

"I call on Israel to refrain from continuing on this dangerous path, which will undermine the prospects for a resumption of dialogue and a peaceful future for Palestinians and Israelis alike.

In January he accused them of introducing "a patchwork quilt of bans and rules and regulations", which will undermine the low-tax, low-regulation economic model which draws so many people to Texas in the first place.

Yet they underestimate the importance of the equality that is a precondition for Sweden's reforms, according to Mr Borg: "If you're not able to keep your society together you will have conflicts which will undermine your legitimacy".

Their goal is to "draw the West as deeply and actively as possible into the quagmire" and "to perpetually engage and enervate the United States and the West in a series of prolonged overseas ventures" in which they will undermine their own societies, expend their resources, and increase the level of violence, setting off the dynamic that Polk reviews.

But people who act in this way can be charged with various offences, resulting in criminal records which will seriously undermine any asylum claim.

The privacy of consumers may be violated which will seriously undermine user confidence in the trustworthiness of commercial organisations and state institutions alike.

But one senior figure has told the BBC Mr Farage's decision to stay is a "mistake" which will only undermine his reputation for straight talking.

"Instead of strengthening the nation's background check system to make sure it effectively keeps guns out of dangerous hands, he slashed funding to this critically important system, which will significantly undermine its effectiveness," Lloyd said.