Sentence examples for compromise on values from inspiring English sources
"Compared to the world's courageous, dauntless leaders of human rights -- for instance, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, Lech Walesa, Vaclav Havel, Kim Dae Jung -- how shameful our silence is!" Mr. Yu defends his lack of political activity, saying he dislikes political parties and factions, which force one to compromise on values.
Any talks must be open-eyed, and must not compromise on values that form the core of Europe's architecture, as Russia tries to assert some regional influence.
Its recruitment is hindered by the stubborn Wenger, who has the final word and will not compromise on value for money.
In an interview to journalist Raju Bharatan, she mentioned that her idea of not willing to compromise on "artistic values" of film-making as one of the major reasons for her quitting the industry.
All were men who would not compromise on their values, no matter the cost.
Hizb ut-Tahrir "doesn't compromise on the values of Islam, and it's not afraid to speak out for what it wants," she said.
In working with them to protect our country from terrorist attacks and other threats we do not compromise on our values.
Now, all those brands that have refused to compromise on their values and test their cosmetic products on animals, such as The Body Shop, Paul Mitchell and LUSH, will be able to trade in China.
At the same time, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has been under pressure not to be seen as caving to pressure from Ankara to compromise on Western values, particularly after a recent dust-up over freedom of speech set off by a German comedian's satire that outraged Mr. Erdogan.
A radical is someone who believes in fundamental fiscal and social reform that radically changes the current system and is often unwilling to compromise on those values.
But even as Republicans have become more extreme and further out of touch with the needs and wants of the majority, some Democrats have become increasingly willing to compromise on core values -- and increasingly unwilling to commit themselves wholeheartedly to a populist economic agenda.
