Sentence examples for Community compromised from inspiring English sources

Neither my family nor the Pandit (Hindu) community compromised over this principle even during the extreme communal circumstances in Kashmir.

"The bill didn't succeed the first time, but she came back and worked with the business community, compromised, and ultimately succeeded".

When individualism trumps community, compromise is not possible as Congress demonstrates all too often, to our national frustration.

On the other hand, its military and intelligence community is compromised by extremist elements that, among other things, provide support for Islamic holy warriors fighting India in Kashmir.

Brought up in South Africa in a white community deeply compromised by apartheid, I had made a huge journey in my own ways of seeing.

However, the high population mobility, household turnover, and disruption of local community events compromised longitudinal surveillance (12, 17 ).

There was no evidence that community treatment compromised patient safety and no significant difference between treatment arms in terms of overall costs or Quality Adjusted Life Year.

Lyne added that: "So far there has not been a concerted effort from the attacker community to compromise such devices.

After learning of the proposal earlier this year, Costa Mesa police, city staff and council members sent letters and made comments detailing their concerns that the program could attract drug users to the community, potentially compromise the recovery of those living in local sober-living homes and pose a threat to public safety.

However, stable rates of inequality and deprivation in minority communities compromise three dimensions of social control: social capital or regulation, "stakes in conformity" through marriage and work, and participation in political institutions.

The quality of education in Community Schools is compromised depending on their localities since majority of teachers in Community Schools are untrained volunteers and schools generally have insufficient teaching and learning materials.