Weakening

Weakening banks could choose to hoard cash, crimping liquidity.

A Shaken Europe Looks for Bolder Fixes Charles Forelle 2011

Weakening the leadership of the Federal Reserve banks will compromise the quality of this supervision, making the financial system even more vulnerable to financial crises of the type we have just experienced.

Politicians Are Threatening the Fed's Independence 2011

Weakening those safeguards, in fact, is the intent of the bill, the single greatest assault on clean water protections in a generation.

John Adams: Don't Water Down the Clean Water Act John Adams 2011

Weakening data exclusivity rules would put a rapid stop to such post-approval research--and much of the pre-approval research too.

Enabling The Next Biomedical Revolution Sally C. Pipes 2011

Weakening the American economy is the core far-right strategy for defeating Obama and, in their eyes, it's a small price to pay.

Carl Pope: The Right's War on Innovation Carl Pope 2011

Weakening those safeguards, in fact, is the intent of the bill, the single greatest assault on clean water protections in a generation.

John Adams: Don't Water Down the Clean Water Act John Adams 2011

Weakening global demand is creating difficulties for Chinese industry, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said.

Asia In Picture 2011

Weakening the bill and making it more unpalatable to progressives.

Matthew Yglesias » Our Broken Institutions 2010

Weakening public broadcasting, with the hope of eventually removing its presence entirely, would not be a move towards greater media freedom and political balance.

David Coates: Turning Down the Radio, Slice by Budgetary Slice David Coates 2011

Weakening the American economy is the core far-right strategy for defeating Obama and, in their eyes, it's a small price to pay.

Carl Pope: The Right's War on Innovation Carl Pope 2011