It undermines the credibility of the United Nations and erodes the moral stature of the Organization.

Furthermore, this approach undercuts the credibility of the rule of law in Israel.

To ignore those commitments would undermine the credibility and reliability of the international negotiating process.

The Panel finds that such sharing of evidence seriously undermines the credibility of these claimants.

The danger is that the discrediting of hasty austerity could undermine the case for fiscal responsibility in the long run.

Unfortunately, this creates a security vacuum that, if left unattended, could degenerate into a security dilemma, undermining the credibility of the Organization.

Without them, political talks will continue to be frustrated by developments in the field, by manipulated insecurity and by violence that undermines the credibility of the negotiating parties.

Lending large sums before assessing root causes and determining appropriate policy responses can undermine the IFIs credibility and reduce the capital available to assist other countries in need.

Nuclear Steps Undermine Peace

Security Council undermines its moral authority

In recent years, Netanyahu s hardline stance has increasingly undermined Israel s international credibility, while convincing the Palestinians living in the occupied territories that a genuine agreement with Israel is impossible. (Indeed, Palestinians showed little interest in the outcome of this election.)

The Security Council s Credibility Test

Greed is another factor that undermines peace.

Fifa s declining accountability and credibility

Tolerating or justifying terrorism undermines human rights.

I hope this is accurate information.

Bloodshed in Yarmouk appalling.

The credibility of the United Nations is at stake.

This undermines the fabric of international economic relations.

He destroyed the credibility of colonialism by opposing principle to force.

The ECB s credibility is on the line.

Meanwhile, the credibility of Draghi s atomic weapon is being undermined.

(f) A credible, targeted and verified eradication campaign

It must become the visible and credible expression of the globalization of politics.

The first factor to undermine the pursuit of growth was concern about its sustainability.

Such inconsistency is not desirable and may undermine the legitimacy of a court.

Withdrawal of a communication after an excessively long period would undermine commercial certainty.

Against this background, the credibility of Mexico s political institutions is rapidly eroding.

What is at stake is the credibility and perhaps the survival of the United Nations.

The United Nations Commission on Human Rights has a serious credibility problem.

The United Nations credibility is therefore much reinforced by adopting that concept.

We share the Secretary General's feeling on the diminishing credibility of the Commission on Human Rights.

Moreover, containment would undermine India s energy interests.

Paying down private and public debt simultaneously depresses growth.

But rising political polarization in the region could undermine Iran s standing.

We live in a world where HIV AIDS undermines entire societies.

But what will happen to America s credibility, and that of the West, if the agreement falls apart?

That will effectively strengthen the credibility and thus the efficiency of any new measures to be adopted.

The document's deafening silence on this issue undermines the credibility of the United Nations.

To insist that they choose independently might actually compromise both their performance and their relationships.

The alternative an increase in interest rates would undermine both consumption and productive investment.

In doing so, it greatly undermines the fundamental values of today's world, in particular human dignity.

Some participants emphasized that the new Council should not undermine the valuable work of the Commission on Human Rights.

We must write and enforce laws that restore credibility to our financial markets.

That loss is compounded by the collapse of the Party s credibility among ordinary people.