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Meanings of undermine democracy in English

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Usage of undermine democracy in English
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Both of them undermine democracy and the rule of law, she said.
Reuters
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Even if these machines work perfectly, I think they will undermine democracy.
Wired
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And that, if applied in a society, can fully undermine democracy.
Wired
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Supporters of Brexit say holding another referendum would deepen divisions and undermine democracy.
Reuters
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He is trying to rework laws that critics say undermine democracy.
The Irish Times
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He says the alt-right has often used the tools of democracy to undermine democracy.
Radio NZ
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Prevent is an exercise in Islamophobia that continues to undermine democracy, equality, and justice.
The Guardian
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This doesn't just undermine democracy: it is bad for investment.
Reuters
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Europe and the United States are under attack from Russian active measures to undermine democracy.
The Guardian
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This, it is argued, could mean the corruption of peers and MPs and undermine democracy.
BBC
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He accused euro zone countries of trying to blackmail the Greek people in an attempt to undermine democracy.
Reuters
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A former Nauru justice minister says the government has amended electoral laws which further undermine democracy on the island.
Radio NZ
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Last week the U.S. government criticized the proposal, saying it could undermine democracy in Nicaragua and hurt the country's economic development.
Reuters
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It was claimed that he had been put under surveillance "amid fears that he was attempting to undermine democracy".
The Guardian
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President George W. Bush said today he was concerned that recent decisions by Russian President Vladimir Putin could undermine democracy in Russia.
The Irish Times
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And we are going to keep looking at the so-called collusion, or the coordination with the Russians to undermine democracy, Montoya said.
Reuters
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