Sentence examples for compromised independent from inspiring English sources

A missed debt payment, which Getihner said could happen by August 2 if the debt ceiling isn't raised, would send panic through financial markets around the globe, as what is considered the world's safest investment would become compromised, independent economists say.

That does not automatically compromise independent investigations into crime; some remarkable and important work has been done in the tradition of the court of last resort.

The report calls for a right to independent living to be enshrined into UK law, so that government and public bodies are obliged to ensure policies and practices support – rather than compromise – independent living.

Couldn't his opponents argue that he ought to be labeled "Bloomberg, Republican-Independent?" Or, to compromise, "Independent-Republican?" Who decides what is fair?

Asked whether the move compromised the independent setting of penalty rates, Bandt said "parliament sets laws that reflect community standards and the independent commission operates within those standards".

Is the television landscape, already littered with derivative shows, even more compromised if independent producers are unable to get provocative programs on the air?

"We never operated under armed protection," she said, "because in this conflict, particularly recently, it would have compromised the independent and humanitarian principles by which the organization works and which Kenny was so forcefully supporting".

If the government sticks with its plan, they believe that would set a terrible precedent and compromise independent scholarship.

In vitro experiments conducted with ovarian cell lines revealed that SRPK1 knockdown can lead to reduced cell proliferation rate, slower cell cycle progression, and compromised anchorage-independent growth and migration ability.

The veneer of legality provided by judicial supervision merely compromises our independent judiciary by involving it in executive detention.

Mr. Dodd said giving the Fed a new role as overall risk regulator might also compromise its independent status and conflict with its mandate to control inflation and manage the supply of money by setting interest rates.