Examples of sabotaging

• Local actors play a far more complex role than the conventional image of troublemakers sabotaging reform as assumed in the dualistic account.

• According to this perspective, maltreatment can compromise children in their negotiation of stage-salient developmental tasks, thus sabotaging subsequent adaptation.

• Maltreatment can compromise children in their negotiation of stagesalient developmental tasks, thus sabotaging subsequent adaptation.

• Less surprising is that the leadership regularly blamed 'counter-revolutionary elements ' for 'infiltrating ' the collective farms and 'sabotaging ' production and procurements.

• These changes notwithstanding, there is plenty of evidence that bureaucrats are resisting + and even sabotaging + these changes by refusing, for example, to disclose information relating to shingikai deliberations.

• Today, too, we must stress that the government should realise that it should stop interfering with, and sabotaging, the opposition.

• We are sabotaging the local basis of electronic communications, and this order will do nothing to stop that process.

• Many employees of local authorities are, in fact, sabotaging the campaign.

• Will the legislation make allowances for a man or an organisation being prevented from sabotaging what should be a good set of regulations?

• This is the new method of sabotaging public services.

• Any more certain means of sabotaging an international organisation would be difficult to imagine.

• In point of fact, the bookmakers succeeded in sabotaging it.

• We would have been accused by all other members of sabotaging the agreement while moves to inject new funds into it were under active discussion.

• The second legitimate but probably very inaccessible aim could be the destruction or sabotaging of aeroplane factories and stores, munition factories and stores, etc.

• What sanctions do you impose on people sabotaging this system?