It may also erode the charter value of institutions.

America s policy shift will inevitably erode the Western liberal axis.

What was not anticipated was that globalization would erode these boundaries.

Some, indeed, suggest that the EU often acts to erode the welfare state.

The combined effect of these developments has been to erode Lee s reputation precipitously.

Third, it would erode, not enhance, democracy and accountability in the Security Council.

True, a steep and persistent collapse in earnings will erode wealth invested in stocks.

The Study Group agreed, however, that such clauses might sometimes erode the coherence of the treaty.

Without growth, tax revenues will remain stagnant, and the capacity to service debts will continue to erode.

The current fighting will not erode that support, which regards resistance to Israel as a victory in itself.

They were convinced that Germany and the US were growing stronger year by year, while British power would erode.

The new wave of violence jeopardizes the achievements of recent months and could greatly erode trust between the parties.

MILAN Around the world, policies, technologies, and extended learning processes have combined to erode barriers to economic interaction among countries.

Fourth, America s decision to back extremists in Syria contradicts its war on terrorism and will erode international support for it.

The old Assad feared that open borders and the end of the politics of conflict might erode his one party system.

The euro is not overvalued or poorly managed, which would undermine competitiveness and erode confidence in the currency s long term stability.

Indeed, without profound structural change, the favorable standard of living that underpins the Gulf states political stability is likely to erode.

However, inflation continued to erode GDP gains, with an average rate of 12.6 expected in Mongolia at the end of 2011.

Although these speeds are possible, the heat generated from the propulsion of the object is enough to erode the rails rapidly.

Given that central banks are likely to continue to pursue multiple objectives for a long time, their independence will continue to erode.

And the longer this continues, the greater the risk that Germany s neighborhood will erode the robustness of what the country has painstakingly built.

Eventually, faith in democracy and the market economy will erode, and the legitimacy of existing institutions and arrangements will be called into question.

Borrowers and lenders can resort to cross border financial flows to evade domestic controls and erode the integrity of regulatory standards at home.

So the devil incited him , saying , O Adam , shall I show you the tree of immortality and a kingdom that does not erode ?

So the devil incited him , saying , O Adam , shall I show you the tree of immortality and a kingdom that does not erode ?

The US is still in a position to lead the world, but, without far sighted leadership, its relative position is likely to continue to erode.

The EU must decide whether it represents a community of values or a narrowly defined geographic entity whose exclusionary impulses will eventually erode its global relevance.

And increasing rewards for those at the increasingly sharp peak of the income distribution have not called forth enough enterprising market competition to erode that peak.

That is why unions throughout much of the developed world have been fighting so hard to block free trade negotiations that might erode their position further.

During the Cold War, the West used hard power to deter Soviet aggression, while it used soft power to erode faith in Communism behind the iron curtain.

In America, at least, 2006 is likely to be another year in which stagnant real wages freeze, or even erode, the living standards of those in the middle.

But this is the wrong way to go, for it might serve only to erode one of the few effective mechanisms in place to make multilateral agreements binding.

The international community must decide whether to move forward by restoring its relevance or simply to allow the confidence of States in the Treaty to continue to erode.

In the current climate, however, developing countries are facing two pressing challenges that constantly erode their economic foundations rising global oil prices and the lack of investment funds.

The manner of its announcement, the incoherent justifications given, and the fact that it lasted three whole months brought home to me, in concrete ways, how easy it is for a group of people to take away my freedom of movement, erode my rights as a citizen and essentially decide whether or not I fit the profile of a criminal.

If repeated, this pattern may erode confidence in financial markets and regulators, which could well lead to heavy handed regulation, the expansion of the state, and retrenchment from globalization.

We should not ignore how the absence of a peace process could ultimately erode the fragile (and by no means universal) gains in the rest of the Arab world.

They believed that the economics would encourage network providers to deliberately erode the quality of best effort traffic as a way to push customers to higher priced QoS services.

In this regard, special and differential treatment should be accorded to landlocked developing countries to compensate for their geographical disadvantages which erode their competitive edge at the world market.

It envisages a size for the Council that would neither weaken its cohesion nor erode the common will to defend and advance the cause of international peace and security worldwide.

Away , away with that you are promised !

Away , away with that you are promised !

Now, in response to global challenges for example, pandemics, financial crises, and climate change the vast majority of Asian countries understand that collective action does not erode but instead protects sovereignty.

Away ! away with that wherewith ye are promised

Away ! away with that wherewith ye are promised