Sentence examples for would undermine it from inspiring English sources

Those who support traditional marriage say domestic partnerships would undermine it.

This provision, far from living up to the president's anti-torture vow during the Iraqi prisoner scandal, would undermine it.

He says the single market must be protected and that the Chequers plans for economic cooperation will no work because they would undermine it.

When she leaked evidence of US military and government criminality to Wikileaks, she was seeking to advance human dignity against those who would undermine it.

Hints of Mr. Annan's possible route to a diplomatic compromise emerged Wednesday when Reuters quoted unidentified diplomats as saying Russia and other powers supported his idea of a Syrian government of national unity that would include opposition figures but exclude those whose participation would undermine it — language that clearly was meant to refer to Mr. Assad.

Divorces with Scotland and the EU community would undermine it even further.

It would undermine its ability to keep customers inside its ecosystem of cable and broadband, where it has control over its bundles and has more pricing power.

None of these moves would kill the Paris agreement, but they would severely undermine it.

It was designed to protect people from themselves, and the judges wouldn't undermine it".

Indeed — for those of us who warned that premature austerity would undermine recovery, it's frustrating to see the other side shift from "Austerity is expansionary!" to "Austerity?

Right-wing opponents claimed the proposed changes would undermine what it means to be Swiss.