Perhaps the son, who forsakes college to pursue his dream of being an inventor, will redeem his father's compromised existence.
"By arguing that the ADA does not apply to websites, Defendant seeks to impose more isolation, exclusion and frustration to the lives of blind individuals who already lead a challenged and compromised existence," Lee wrote in response to Sela Group's motion to dismiss.
People lower their standard to match their current situation and circumstances and grow comfortable living this compromised existence.
Where births remain unregistered, there is an implication that children are not recognised as persons before the law … access to fundamental rights and freedoms may be compromised … existence has never been recorded, there is no guarantee that their disappearance will be either … as they will not be included in statistical information about children, their situation cannot be monitored (p.2).
But Mr Fenton said: "When the exploration of that tool compromises the existence for organic agriculture and compromise the existence of non-GM agriculture then it's just not fair to do so". Opponents fear that, because the trial is taking place in the open air, the surrounding area could be contaminated.
The results provided by Nie and Liu [47] imply that the revenue-neutral property is a restricting condition which may compromise the existence of a solution.
Christine Forster says the historic anti-discrimination laws her brother, Tony Abbott, will contest in the high court on Friday, have not caused the sky to fall in, compromised anyone's existence or threatened the institution of heterosexual marriage.
It was only after Mr. Ames was arrested in 1994 that counterintelligence officials realized there had to be another mole, because Mr. Ames had not known certain things that had been compromised, including the existence of an espionage investigation of a State Department official, Felix Bloch.
However, cross-efficiency ranking method is inherently compromised by the existence of multiple optimal weights.
While it may- emphasis on may - be true that prosecutors should not tell subpoenaed parties who the target of the investigation might be, prosecutors ordinarily have no basis whatsoever to believe that their investigations would be impeded or obstructed, or that grand jury secrecy would be compromised, if the existence of the subpoenas were disclosed.
