Significats de undermine the ability en anglès

Argentina also argues it could undermine the ability of other governments to restructure debt in the future.

Finally, Argentina argues it could undermine the ability of other governments to restructure debt in the future.

Falling public spending will undermine the ability of public services to deal with social crises, a think tank has warned.

In ancient Greece, Socrates cautioned that writing would undermine the ability of children and then adults to commit things to memory.

The company accused Charney of orchestrating protests at the headquarters and said he could undermine the ability to hire staff and executives.

We are really running out and it undermines the ability to identify true cases.

The corrosive effect undermines the ability of corals, crabs or lobsters to build protective shells.

Planning decisions need to be processed more quickly without undermining the ability of people to raise their concerns.

A sustained military crackdown that significantly undermined the ability of militants to launch attacks would give markets a long-term boost.

Moreover, his characterisation of the removal of life support risks undermining the ability of patients to control their medical care.

There are also studies where we've given people alcohol, and found that it undermines the ability of the mind to control itself.

Acidification undermines the ability of everything from corals to crabs to build protective shells and has knock-on effects on the food web.

The decrease in the density of active Irish speakers in the Gaeltacht has undermined the ability of the community to regenerate itself.

But Saed calls it a false argument, one that excuses the occupation and undermines the ability of Palestinians to develop their own economy.

Prevent's alienating effect in turn undermines the ability of law enforcement officials to elicit the cooperation of Muslim communities for countering future terrorist attacks.