According to a petition on We the People, a whitehouse.gov petition site, that is calling for a Department of Justice investigation into Mr. Todd's death, "Shane told his family his life was in jeopardy from foreign parties who had used his work on gallium nitride (GaN) amplifiers to compromise US national security and who might kill him to keep him from talking to US authorities".
That could forever compromise us and our common descendants.
It is reported that American negotiators will advance a plan to which there has been some opposition here because it may compromise us.
For all that the Pentagon talks about how the documents' release compromises security, the conduct of the war in Iraq has deeply, deeply compromised us, both morally and, ultimately, in terms of our own security.
Table 1 also shows results using educational attainment and reaches a similar conclusion.14 These results echo the conclusion of a Peronist politician who declared upon looking at an electoral map, "progress compromises us, education kills us".
"The sending off obviously compromised us but, in fairness, even if he had still stayed on the pitch, I don't think we would have won because we didn't start in the right manner and didn't do the right things on enough occasions.
As soon as you're in this world you're in a surveillance state, a total surveillance state, all of your conversations are monitored, your social value, it compromises us in lots of different ways.
Joan Wallach Scott lays out a clear warning regarding such fear-mongering and Othering in her book The Politics of the Veil: "A worldview organized in terms of good versus evil, civilized versus backward, morally upright versus ideologically compromised, us versus them, is one we inhabit at our risk..
A fabulous compromise for us imperfect humans, I thought.
According to an advance release of his speech, McCann will say: "The Leveson package, including the legal underpinning, is the minimum acceptable compromise for us, and judging by the polls, for the public at large too".
"One of the main arguments, and it was a big compromise for us in Sinn Féin, was the principle of consent: that there would be no change in the constitutional position of the north without a majority of the north.
