Sentence examples for compromise reporting from inspiring English sources

You might think they would have learned something from first-hand experience of the Foster-led DUP's complete refusal to compromise, reporting the botched discussions of a post-Brexit border in Ireland, but you'd be wrong.

Officials need to conceal data that might endanger informants or compromise reporting channels.

Responding to the union's comments, CPS spokeswoman Becky Carroll said the union "should fully commit to this process and declare no strike authorization votes will be taken before allowing their members to first review the independent fact finder's compromise report," the Chicago Tribune reports.

These are important considerations because taking fresh tissue for gene expression analysis from a tiny tumour can compromise histopathology reporting.

Richardson agreed to the so-called Stennis Compromise, The Washington Post reported.

He said the backpacker tax was a "case in point" of lack of consultation because the 15% compromise, first reported by Guardian Australia, was "dictated" to him despite his clear intent to match New Zealand's level of 10.5%.

While Democrats hold a majority in the House, the legislation will likely to die in the Senate unless lawmakers from both parties can come up with a compromise, Brian reported.

Avoidance, effectively meaning some degree of daily lifestyle compromise, was reported by nearly 15%% (or one in seven) with migraine compared to just under 5%% (one in 21) with TTH.

"McCain himself did not bring up those [alternative] proposals" or attack the compromise, Ambinder reported, citing multiple sources.

As a compromise, we report the cost of the hearing screening program for: i) including health systems costs only; and ii) including both health care and household costs.

Users that see pop-ups suggesting their system has been compromised should report it to local tech support.