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If it does, and if the government demands remedies, the logic of the HBOS takeover will be further undermined.
Indeed, the Cameron government has been urging this course of action – fearing that the UK's uncertain economic prospects will be further undermined without economic recovery elsewhere in Europe.
But Father Sava points to Albanian attacks on Serbs that make enclaves necessary, and notes that if the United Nations and NATO peacekeepers do not deliver, the position of Gracanica's Serbs will be further undermined.
If the target is missed, public confidence in the immigration system will be further undermined, making the politics of migration in the UK even more ugly than it is already.
Syed's attorneys said Wilds' story has shifted and changed, and that his credibility will be further undermined by his interactions with law enforcement in recent years.
Consumer confidence will likely be further undermined, the survey suggests, by softening housing prices, regardless of further cuts in interest rates, which half of the respondents expect.
This leaves "green" industries reduced to largely improving the energy footprint of existing structures, an effort that will no doubt be further undermined by the deteriorating picture for many commercial mortgages.
"The concern, both in Washington and the region, is that China will become still more assertive as its capabilities improve and that stability might be further undermined," Heginbotham said.
But Netanyahu's warnings of an imminent threat from Iran, already treated with scepticism, will have been further undermined by revelations in the Guardian this week that Israel's own intelligence service, Mossad, contradicted his claim to the United Nations in 2012 that Tehran was about a year away from constructing a nuclear weapon.
Now confidence has been further undermined by expectations that the Bank of England will cut interest rates from their current historic low of 0.5%.
Since then Andersen's ability to pay has been further undermined by client defections.
