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

This is eroding the external surplus, weakening domestic purchasing power, and causing investments to be postponed.

The underlying charge in the Chief Prosecutor s indictment is that the AKP has been eroding secularism.

The central bank, they complain, is debasing the dollar. It is eroding the currency s purchasing power and, with it, Americans living standards.

There is a sense among young people that the quality of public education is gradually eroding in some parts of the world.

The end year fund balance is thus projected as eroding in 2006 2007, but beginning to climb again in 2008.

Still, clashes between the army and the Republican Guard are further eroding the regime s coherence.

All of this is highlighting America s own challenges, which are being exacerbated by its eroding global economic preeminence and involvement in two overseas wars.

Rather than demand an end to censorship now an impossible dream Google is working to make that happen by eroding government control over information.

International inaction on Syria is bad news not only for the country s people it is also eroding the legitimacy of one of the world s most important multilateral institutions.

On Twitter, netizens laughed and joked at the incident, complaining about the eroding freedoms left for people.

The human juggernaut is permanently eroding Earth's ancient biosphere by a combination of forces that can be summarized by the acronym HIPPO, the animal hippo.

Since its focus is the law of laws, the Assembly implicitly questions the status of all public norms and bodies, thus eroding the political system.

But the most important cause, the one that should be addressed before all others because it is eroding Israel s very viability, is the near paralysis of the political system.

The problem is not that governments lack resources to spend, but that higher government spending, taxes, and debt are eroding economic growth and future living standards.

As China s global economic role increases, its labor costs will rise and its currency will appreciate, eroding its competitiveness.

First, prolonged unemployment destroys not just current but also potential output by eroding the human capital of the unemployed.

Even Greece, despite its rapidly eroding competitiveness and increasingly unsustainable fiscal path, could attract the capital that it needed.

The most dangerous force eroding the Treaty's credibility is the inclination of some nuclear weapon states to reinterpret at will the package of agreements reached in the past.

Money has become a corrosive agent that is eroding and redefining the democratic process, with the mobilization of personal energies giving way to the enlargement of campaign budgets.

An increase in fiscal deficits and public debt places negative pressure on financial systems and growth prospects, eroding country creditworthiness.

Central authority is gradually eroding as the country continues to splinter into ethnic and sectarian regions, with a de facto Kurdish sovereign state already well established in the north.

Furthermore, the decline in the working age cohort would squeeze labor supply, fueling wage growth and eroding the country s economic competitiveness.

Despite their economic costs, restructuring public debt or eroding all public and private liabilities through inflation can be less detrimental options.

The Secretariat needs to urgently address eroding public confidence through timely implementation of the proposals for improvement in its management and oversight.

The underlying charge in the Chief Prosecutor s indictment is that the AKP has been eroding secularism. But the origins of the current Constitution, and its definition of secularism, are highly suspect.

But, with the crisis eroding these foundations, trust is giving way to mistrust, solidarity is succumbing to ancient prejudices (and even new hatred between the poor south and the rich north), and compromise is being overwhelmed by diktat.

Why, for example, does the world pursue a paradigm of economic growth that rests upon eroding the very basis of earth s life support systems?

With high prices for crude oil and natural gas bloating its coffers, Russia is once again aggressively confronting the small and still relatively weak states that fled the eroding Soviet empire 15 years ago.

Just as inflation helps debtors by eroding the real value of their debts, deflation hurts them by increasing the real value of what they owe.

In reality, all these explanations are largely complementary none is in contradiction with the others. But the most important cause, the one that should be addressed before all others because it is eroding Israel s very viability, is the near paralysis of the political system.

That money must come from higher taxes, from eroding the real value of money balances and government debt through inflation, or from outright default and debt restructuring.

The most likely explanation for this public investment shortfall is fiscal constraints. And, indeed, debt and unfunded non debt liabilities increasingly weigh down public sector balance sheets and pension funds, eroding the foundations of resilient, sustainable growth.

On the other side is the danger that a completed development round will fail to live up to the high expectations that it has spawned, further eroding the legitimacy of global trade rules over the longer run.

In Beijing recently, Chinese analysts told me that they believe that Japan is entering a period of right wing militaristic nationalism, and that purchasing the islands was a deliberate effort to begin eroding the post WWII settlement.

In the meantime, both sides risk disrupting transfer payments (including to the elderly) and the provision of public services, as well as eroding further America s global credit standing.

By leveraging their massive purchasing power, big multinational food corporations drive down prices, not only impoverishing farmworkers, but also eroding the profits of the growers who employ them.

These wars are inflicting heavy punishment on precisely those peoples who have held fully free and fair elections in the region, while eroding the legitimacy of Israel s democracy.

The absence of well articulated common analyses and policy coordination has accentuated legitimacy deficits, encouraging leaders and publics to opt for partial narratives and eroding confidence in existing institutional structures.

Export led economies, of course, can t take currency appreciation lightly it undermines competitiveness and risks eroding the country s share of the global market. It also invites destabilizing hot money capital inflows.

In the last 18 months, the peso has appreciated 6 more than the renminbi, eroding Mexico s ability to compete with Chinese exports to the US, by far Mexico s largest export market.

In 2002, the US Census Bureau reported that health insurance coverage, considered a prerequisite of adequate medical care, was not only eroding but would likely worsen over the next several years.

To make any progress, however, the concerns of current and future host countries would have to be identified and assuaged without eroding the protections offered to United Nations and associated personnel.

Back then, China bought US Treasury bonds to keep the currency from rising and eroding the competitiveness of Chinese exporters. As a result, it accumulated an astounding 4 trillion of foreign reserves.

Debts and debt servicing, regrettably, are steadily eroding the financial base of these countries, systematically preventing them from providing, and their citizens enjoying, the basic rights contained in the human rights instruments.