Sentence examples for compromise on behalf from inspiring English sources

"When you think about what we've gone through over the last couple months — a devastating hurricane, and now one of the worst tragedies in our memory — the country deserves us to be willing to compromise on behalf of the greater good," he said during an appearance at the White House to discuss gun control.

Her subjects do not compromise on behalf of the viewer, and this is precisely what makes them so beautiful.

But if the deceleration of job growth we've just seen doesn't convince these folks to put aside their differences and compromise on behalf of working Americans, then they've got no business being here.

For example, there is no longer much question that its Skype service has been deliberately compromised on behalf of ecurity and law enforcement services.

But no one (and certainly not Maria Miller, the ostensibly relevant secretary of state) seems able to negotiate a compromise version on behalf of Dave, Nick and Ed.

After close discussions with the U.S. and E.U., Pakistan introduced a compromise resolution on behalf of the OIC, which addressed the concerns of both the OIC and those of member states and human rights organizations, including the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.

Immediate chemotherapy may be clearly indicated for pregnant breast cancer patients with unresectable primary tumors or metastatic presentations, whereas operable tumors raise a more complex conflict of interest: the mother is threatened directly by cancer recurrence and hence, indirectly, by any treatment compromise made on behalf of the fetus.

If there is a residents' association it is well worth raising the issue with it as it may be able to seek a compromise on your behalf.

Those who compromise on the behalf of attainable progress are likely to reap the benefits of a public grateful for forward movement, rather than the dead-in-the-water doldrums we have become accustomed to but not satisfied with.

This compromises United States authority to advocate on behalf of women in countries where it is our moral obligation to do so, and in our national interest, because countries that respect women's rights tend to be more peaceful and prosperous.

That is, if the network believes a user's account has been either targeted or already compromised by an attacker working on behalf of a nation-state, Facebook will pop up a notification warning them of the incident and instructing them to turn on "Login Approvals" – an additional security mechanism that better protects their Facebook account.