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Democratic attacks will fizzle, and far-reaching reform bills will be watered down before they become law.

Northern Ireland's moderate Catholic party also worries that reforms will be watered down when the legislation is instituted.

My hope is that the more illiberal instincts of the Conservatives will be watered down by their coalition partners.

Another threat is that jobless benefits won't be renewed — or will be watered down — when they expire at the end of 2011.

With so many people against him, the main question seems to be by how much more Mr Takenaka's reforms will be watered down before they are acceptable.

The risk is that certain provisions will be watered down in practice, or that one segment of the industry will benefit at the expense of another.

And once land is properly valued it could be duly taxed.The bill will doubtless be watered down in Congress.

But the European Commission and other EU countries have said that the key free movement principle will not be watered down.

The tax reforms that the previous finance minister tried to introduce will probably be watered down or put off.Can Solidarity survive alone?

It will now be watered down, making it even more difficult for the public and the media to discover the truth.

We are looking at the start of a zero-tolerance policy that will not be watered down by courts, as it very likely might in Europe or the United States.