The government says it is currently impossible for it to defend itself against cases of alleged complicity in torture in open court as the disclosure of sensitive information could endanger British agents and compromise relationships with key allies.
Nevertheless, some research has shown that a traumatic birth may compromise relationships and could consequently affect the stability of the measure [ 60, 61].
Beards Cyclists have a no-compromise relationship with body hair, shaving all exposed parts even though the aerodynamic effects are basically non-existent.
Shame compromised relationships and destabilized families, and anxiety left lifelong scars.
Witness again the mis-selling of products and the subsequent fallout in terms of huge fines, risk aversion, loss of key staff, the inability or reluctance to innovate and significantly compromised relationships with the customer in the financial services industry.
The objection to a government-run plan — that it would compromise the relationship of doctor and patient — overlooks the fact that the relationship is already severely compromised by the insurance companies.
Having substantially improved its relations with the United States, China is now extremely reluctant to compromise this relationship.
Not once has there been any indication or any incident that would compromise our relationship with Fifa, especially in the area of ticketing.
"Some see them as working for the team, unbiased in decision-making, but I think when you add that component of paying for the right to take care of the team, you further compromise that relationship.
Mr. Peterson said he had not wanted to find out that Mr. Pope had been spying and thereby compromise his relationship with the lab or his efforts to free Mr. Pope.
"She immediately stopped her temp work because the Xerox machine might be bad for the baby," said the mother, who, like several others interviewed for this article, requested anonymity so as to not compromise her relationship with the friend.
