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Overall, some of his aides, as well as experts on the subcontinent, fear that the original intention of displaying India as the economic and strategic power of the region will be undermined by the increasingly strong-willed attitudes of the Indian government toward nuclear weapons, Pakistan and Kashmir.

The True Finns fear that the Finnish way of life will be undermined by immigrants.

The Tory infrastructure commission will be undermined by a failure of political ambition.

At the same time, living standards will be undermined by higher inflation and ongoing welfare cuts.

Is it Vilanova's or Guardiola's reputation that will be undermined by any success enjoyed by Barcelona this season?

If the woman is subsequently promoted, her achievement will be undermined by office gossip that she earned it illicitly.

You've voted, yet your collective will is undermined by fewer countrymen and this is deemed okay by smart folks with a media platform.

But states, which have a responsibility to maintain public safety, also should be able to set their own, tougher standards without worrying that they'll be undermined by those of a more permissive neighbor.

There is a fraudulent economy emerging within digital advertising and unless it is stopped soon, the future business value of marketing departments will be undermined as they are crippled by the bot nets.

Still, the Bush administration and the bill's sponsors scrambled all day to shore up support from conservative Republicans who fear that the measure does too little to transform the federal insurance program for the elderly and disabled, and from moderates in both parties who worry that one of the most popular programs ever devised by the government will be undermined.

If people are constantly second guessing the state's decisions, the central roles of coordination, collective action and assurance in the establishment of justice by the state will be undermined.