Examples of using Will undermine in English and their translations into Swedish
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This directive will undermine confidence in those standards because it interferes in freely negotiated commercial contracts.
hence the erroneous policies that resulted in the crisis- to the letter will undermine the rights of European workers still further.
action against corruption because, as we know ourselves, corruption will undermine the political process.
Shadowy lobbying relations will undermine the credibility and effectiveness of these authorities
This will undermine effective economic
The farmers fear that the sewage poses a threat to their health and will undermine the local economy.
Now the markets are afraid that Obrador's policies are too much left-wing and will undermine growth and investment in the country by favoring protectionism and the welfare state.
Service availability is important- Citizens fear that the privatisation of public services will undermine equal access to services
The final decisions will in all probability be taken after cultivation has already started, which will undermine the work of farmers
limited access to other markets will undermine the leading position of the European industry.
Service availability is important- Citizens fear that the privatisation of public services will undermine equal access to services
There is a serious danger that the impact of cheaper crews on the levels of remuneration of EU seafarers will undermine strategies to revive the EU maritime skills base.
Increasing real wages to offset these price increases will undermine the CEEC's wage advantage, and with it a key element of their competitiveness.
and which are those which will undermine happiness.
it seems to have some leak issues which will undermine your anonymity.
We should point out here that any lack of unity will undermine the Union's position
silver abroad will undermine the entire Russian economy.
It will result in investors not seeing the EU as an integrated capital market; it will undermine investor confidence
rather than build a system that will undermine the rule of law and destabilise democracy.
The risk is that economic dualism will undermine the longer term productive potential of the area as a whole in that it destroys the productive and competitive potential of the periphery.