Sentence examples similar to Compromising the coalition from inspiring English sources

Syria France has pleaded for countries to keep their promises of funding and other aid to the Syrian opposition or risk compromising the legitimacy of the coalition, AP reports.

Tim Farron, leader of the Liberal Democrats – the junior partner in the last British coalition government – said Trump was "compromising the vital UK-US security relationship to try to cover his own embarrassment".

He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England by involving himself in the economic policy of the coalition.

An in campaign strategy is a general election where: 1 A national coalition of all political parties (and individual Tory MPs where appropriate) agrees to advocate and support an in campaign without compromising the rest of each individual manifesto.

Officials say this is to avoid compromising the investigation.

But we're not compromising the essence of the film.

The environmental devastation caused by coalition munitions and the prolonged occupation presence, has created a wasteland of nuclear and chemical waste ruining crops, water tables, and a compromising the gene pool.

It's heavy-handed policing compromising the safety of millions.

"I'm not compromising the explicit sexual content.

Rather than compromising the impact, the contrast has enhanced it.

Compromising sources undermines the freedom of the press.