In a letter to Mr. Clinton, Mr. Hyde criticized House Democrats for avoiding "any compromise on gun safety legislation".
During the 2010 debt-ceiling negotiations, Democrats urged President Obama to avoid any unpleasant compromises on the budget by unilaterally raising the debt ceiling, effectively doing an end-run around Article I of the Constitution.
About $4.6 million is traded around the world every second, and exchanges across the globe are trying to find ways to avoid any glitches that could compromise an insane amount of cash transfers.
"The exact locations of the study must be kept confidential for security reasons as Factor GMO wants to avoid any outside interference that could compromise the day-to-day running of the experiments and/or the final results," a press release announcing the study says.
If it chooses the latter, it will avoid a compromise, but it may find itself left with a choice between an unmonitored Iranian nuclear program and war.
While a thoughtful group like the so-called Gang of Six was a self-selected bipartisan bunch of senators who wanted to reach a compromise, this committee is likely to be chosen to avoid a compromise — especially by the Republicans.
Even his opponent on the far side of Iran's narrow political spectrum, the cleric Hassan Rowhani — the closest any of the candidates comes to the reformist camp — avoids any mention of the word "compromise" when discussing the nuclear program.
Although al-Qaeda has taken pains to compartmentalize its operations to avoid compromise by any one operative, information obtained from some al-Qaeda operatives has nonetheless proved invaluable.
N.S.A. officials said they would carry out "a minimum of 4,000 periodic reinvestigations" of employees to avoid "insider compromise of sensitive information," the document said.
It was a particularly lawless moment in New York City, and, as Chandor, who also wrote the screenplay, tells it, few people in the oil-delivery business could avoid moral compromise, if not outright fraud and violence.
