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Reproductive health care should be no different". Wen has said the group could not accept funds under the rule because it would compromise its ethical obligations to patients.

But the co-op will not allow it because it would compromise a basement exit.

He said his group questioned the cost and benefit of a new tunnel, and opposed using the Montague Street tunnel because it would compromise subway service.

Larry S. Gage, president of the National Association of Public Hospitals, said the rule's importance went far beyond Medicaid because it would compromise the ability of public hospitals to provide vital services like trauma care and burn treatment.

Apple has made it clear that the company doesn't want to unlock the iPhone 5c involved in the San Bernardino case because it would compromise the privacy of millions of users.

To mitigate this problem, sloped armor was proposed; it was infeasible to use inclined armor in an external belt, because it would compromise stability to a dangerous degree.

We stand with the poll's minority: the 27 percent who say the mosque should be built in Lower Manhattan because moving it would compromise American values.

In an editorial, the Times' expressed dismay and concluded: "The mosque should be built in Lower Manhattan because moving it would compromise American values".

"The family did not want them published because they thought it would compromise [her] reputation as Tolstoy's faithful wife and the mother of his children," said Katz.

In a documentary made by the women's archive SPARROW, Vithabai says that some family members were opposed to a girl joining the party because they felt it would compromise their honor.

The department portrayed its use of its new powers as judicious and restrained, but officials are still refusing to divulge certain data publicly because they said it would compromise classified areas.