Sentence examples for compromise the state from inspiring English sources

What Alexis achieved, ac cording to his critics, was ap parently through compromise —the state permitted the church to operate and the Patriarch supported the secular policies of the state.

Over the past years, the top clergy mostly kept those forces quiet, so as not to compromise the state and its modernization rhetoric.

"These inclusions," one judge wrote, "compromise the state's narrative as a careful steward of public funds".

The Houston system's supporters in the business community, some with close ties to the Bush administration, maintain that the city's dropout figures have long defied credibility but do not compromise the state's educational achievements.

If we don't come together as a people to address problems that weigh us all down, problems that have earned prominence in certain communities but compromise the state of our country, then we fail.

Never encourage the bride to do something that is either illegal or compromise the state of her engagement.

Commentators said giving criminals impunity for reduced violence compromised the state's legitimacy.

Assemblyman Joseph Charles Jr., a Democrat and chairman of the caucus, said that Mrs. Whitman had compromised the state's environment through budget cuts to environmental programs, by not dedicating enough money to reclaim polluted lands known as brownfields and by not giving enough support to city parks and greenery.

Lawyers said the approach by Rudd, who is battling for her career over the continued fallout of the Windrush generation scandal "offended fundamental principles concerning the rule of law" and compromised the state's duty to adequately investigate deaths in custody.

Julius Malema, the former president of the ANC Youth League, continues to make a compelling case that this relationship compromises the state's ability to mediate in labour conflicts.

Lack of internal accountability and oversight compromises the state's capacity to enforce law.