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Growing resistance to antimalarial medicines has spread very rapidly, undermining malaria control efforts.

The blunder made the underground instrument undergo an undermining of the thunderbolt.

These are some of the forces undermining health that are being addressed during this conference.

This will push Greece even deeper into debt, further undermining confidence.

The top crime on a list hanging above Moyo's desk was "insulting or undermining the authority of the President."

The reports note that a number of U.S. unmanned aircraft have crashed and collided, undermining the overall success rate.

Police in Zimbabwe have arrested a government minister on suspicion of undermining the authority of President Robert Mugabe.

As we know, these parallel systems have contributed to duplication, higher costs, and the undermining of national capacities.

Freedom of worship meant an undermining of the unity of the church, and the church was the foundation of social order.

One county in southwestern Sichuan is grappling with an increase in torrential rains which have destroyed homes by undermining their foundations and damaged fields.

Eurasia Group predicts that political officials, both in developed and emerging economies, will avoid structural reform-thus undermining prospects for growth and new opportunities for investors.

Fifteen associates of the former President of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, have been charged with forming armed groups, economic crimes and undermining the state.

Needless to say, balloon help never really caught on, and developers typically created content only for the most obvious and well-known functions, ultimately undermining its usefulness.

The safety-first attitude of clubs in postponing matches, despite playable pitches, appears to be undermining the point of undersoil heating, but caution in the face of a cold snap is understandable.

It's probably just posturing, but a group could have an impact, as it would be able to point fingers at both China and the U. S. (for undermining the dollar).

Yet the fact remains that the Kremlin found CND and other "peace movements" useful ways of undermining the unity of NATO, weakening the West's defence posture and stoking anti-Americanism.

The newly revised Criminal Law has added the stipulation on the "crime of undermining environmental and resources protection", providing an effective legal base for intensifying law enforcement and punishing crimes related to environment.

Perhaps, just perhaps, undermining any interest, even if you undermine interests of others, to an advantage to yourself, turns out to be a disadvantage in the run, long or short.

In recent months the traitors and the pro-Japanese elements in Peiping and Tientsin have been very active, they have been trying to get the local authorities to acquiesce in Japan's demands, they have been undermining the policy of resolute armed resistance and advocating compromise and concessions.