Examples of using Erode in English and their translations into French
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their involvement can erode both the impact and credibility of funding programs.
This environment can erode the quality of asylum offered by the host State
This does not contribute to promoting the concept and could erode the comprehensive support it needs to succeed at this critical stage.
determining judicial compensation and benefits can either foster or erode the principle of judicial independence.
as lengthy delays can erode the effectiveness of the sanctions.
Tracking your searches can erode your privacy and lead to censorship.
The creeping retreat from nuclear disarmament to which the Under-Secretary-General referred should not erode the credibility and effectiveness of the NPT.
Pakistan could erode the stability of nuclear deterrence.
If unchecked, illicit financial flows can erode the integrity of a country's financial institutions
some conditions may gradually or systematically erode this layer and cause surfaces to corrode.
theatre ballistic missile defence systems could erode stability at the global and regional levels.
It will erode what we as an international community have defined as their basic human rights.
This supports the ever-growing illicit trade, and can erode countries' economic,
misguided decisions can erode the Organization's credibility.
and not erode, the set of existing standards.
Those arms purchases undermine the confidence between the two sides and could erode the commitment of the Forces nouvelles to the disarmament of their forces.
systems that inhibit and erode women's equality rights.
These packages erode the benefits from such investment;
Some experts expressed the view that the granting of special incentive regimes to more advanced developing countries could"erode" preferences for LDCs.
High transport costs erode the competitive edge of landlocked developing countries