Examples of using Will undermine in English and their translations into Czech
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It will undermine your reputation.
You don't think that that will undermine our unit cohesion?
That will undermine my decision. There is nothing that you can say or do, either of you.
In case you bring in anything that will undermine the communist system.
The CCCTB will undermine this flexibility for a number of reasons.
You get all starey and non-blinky like that, it will undermine you and me, but mainly him.
It will undermine you and me, but mainly him. You get starey and non-blinky like that.
Otherwise, trust in the EU will undermine even more," Telička said.
If, however, we now lay down criteria in the field of social housing, as the Commission is doing here,if we lay down criteria that explicitly- as some Members have already said- preclude a mixing of the population in these areas, that will undermine all the efforts made by the competent parties on the ground for decades.
What you ask for will undermine the whole operation!
Well, all due respect, sir. If you give Scofield preferential treatment, it will undermine your credibility.
What you ask for will undermine the whole operation.
I am afraid that, then, we will give a message which will mean a split between the big andsmall countries, and this will undermine any dream of unity, fairness and inclusion.
If we adopt measures that will undermine our principles, we are probably making a serious mistake.
Applying this strategy- andhence the erroneous policies that resulted in the crisis- to the letter will undermine the rights of European workers still further.
Our enemies at home, will undermine my presidential campaign. If word of my presence here gets out.
You get all starey and non-blinky like that, it will undermine you and me, but mainly him.
I believe that this will undermine the competitiveness of farmers in these states and therefore, of course, economic competition too.
However, European policy must combat crime,rather than build a system that will undermine the rule of law and destabilise democracy.
Such an exemption will undermine the confidence required for relations between very small enterprises and third parties customers, suppliers, banks.
If we carry on as normal, which she may or may not do… Who knows… if she says anything to anyone, it will undermine anything she might go around saying, as if we have nothing to hide, Well, not exactly, but the point is.
Shadowy lobbying relations will undermine the credibility and effectiveness of these authorities and it is important that they carry out their work in the utmost transparency.
The more that public authorities can act in tune, the more effective our action will be, andthe less the chance that action will undermine fair competition and the acquis of European integration.
Then, once I have bought a crap gift that will undermine their confidence in our friendship, I reward myself with an amazing gift for me.
I believe that the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base(CCCTB),which is harmonisation of tax by a different name and through the back door, will undermine competition, inward investment, growth and employment in Europe.
We should not take a side which will undermine the ability of the European Union to stand up and support the peace process in the Middle East as it is now doing.
We call for the following problems, amongst others, to be taken into consideration: the incorporation of the consequences of climate change and of the necessary adaptation measures for the ACP countries;the concern of the ACP countries that the EU's regional negotiations with groups of ACP countries will undermine solidarity within the ACP community; and the possibility of supporting necessary investments in the field of public services and public infrastructure with IB credits on the basis of the Cotonou Agreement.
I believe that a harmonised asylum system will undermine the UK's sovereign right to decide for itself who should and should not be allowed to claim asylum in my country.
In the long term that will undermine the opportunities for jobs and prosperity, but it will not give us the opportunity to be a world-leading economy as well as defending European values.
The Commission's proposal of a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base is a risky step that will undermine healthy tax competition amongst Member States, prove harmful to the economy and drive business away from those who impose the policy.