In 1985, Jack Kemp (no relation of the congressman), the president of C.E.S., which was then the leading election-equipment company in the country, warned in so many words that an outsider who got the company's source code could compromise elections with it.
The integrity of Sun Ra's assertion in "Nuclear War" that "when they push that button, your ass got to go" has not been compromised by elections, the Internet or MP3s.
Thus Judge Nikki Ann Clark Nikki Ann Clark, who heard the Seminole County case, and Judge Terry P. Lewis Terry P. Lewis, who presided over the Martin County case, ruled "neither the sanctity of the ballots, nor the integrity of the election has been compromised, and the election results reflect the full and fair expression of the will of the voters".
We were not prepared to compromise the election".
But some fear that the insecurity caused by al-Qaida and its threat to Areva may compromise the election set for January and the subsequent return to civilian rule.
The fiasco would compromise the election for the Democrats, who lost several races.
Nothing good - dialogue, negotiations, compromise, elections, or a new constitution - can happen in Syria so long as civilians are on the bullseye in the west and Isis is riding high in the east.
In an apparent compromise, elections for a new legislature will be held June 25.
Jason Miller, a spokesman for Mr. Trump, said that the foundation should return every penny it had received from foreign countries to completely eliminate the prospect of undue influence, and warned that the Clintons could still be compromised through the election by accepting such donations.
In a bid to show his determination to rule, Miliband also spelt out the 10 bills that will be at the centre of the Queen's speech he hopes to have passed by the Commons later this month, insisting their principles will not be compromised by the election result.
