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Our government's response to the September 11 attacks was also praised, although some subsequently criticized the allocation of victim assistance and the compromising of privacy and civil rights protections.

Through the following years he opposed the dictatorial course of King Carol II and the compromising politics of the king's premier, Gheorghe Tătărescu.

Considerable insight on the dependency of biodegradation on the environment (primarily) and on the compromising effect of high aspect ratio nanoparticles is also obtained.

And given the compromising forces of election-year politics, it is hard to imagine Mr. McGreevey proposing an austere budget -- as Mr. Codey did -- that even Republicans praised.

It sees songwriting duties by Knowles, Pharrell Williams, Makeba Riddick as well as Shawn Carter, and utilizes production from The Neptunes, compromising of Williams and Chad Hugo.

The main criticisms of Iran's hardline circle have been linked to the compromising and weak position of the President Rouhani and his negotiating team.

By limiting Latino participation in mainstream news outlets, the industry is ghettoizing Latino talent and influence, and compromising the overall quality of news.

In addition, the adversary can generate an image of the biometric modality which could be used for both attacking the system and compromising the privacy of the user.

This situation prompted concern about victors' justice and the risk of compromising national reconciliation.

This conclusion also illuminates a common and fundamental relational aspect of these safety theories and the danger of compromising their philosophical underpinnings when key concepts of the approaches are decontextualised, black-boxed and adopted uncritically in a new context.

There are examples showing that transgenesis may generate non-desirable phenotypic alterations as a consequence of pleiotropic changes in plant growth and development, compromising the preservation of the identity of the transformed genotype [ 5- 9].