Sentence examples for compromised interests from inspiring English sources
In an essay in Time magazine in December, he wrote, "Entrenched and compromised interests spin the fiction that science is more divided than united, and they sow seeds of uncertainty on issues of unquestionable priority: namely, the survival of our species on this planet".
Cumulatively, it said, Mr. Obama's missteps have "diminished American influence abroad and compromised our interests and values".
Nearly all of the more than two dozen parties involved compromised their interests to reach a consensus.
Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has tried to turn the confidence vote into into a communal issue by reaching out to Muslim councils ("bhaichara" committees) and Islamic scholars in Uttar Pradesh and claiming that the Congress Party has compromised their interests.
Regulation and governance involve interventions that are assumed to be justified in the interests of patients and the public, but they can actually compromise these interests.
"Jeopardizing the national security interests of the United States is absolutely abhorrent to me, and I would never do anything to compromise those interests".
In 1915, fearing that internal strife would compromise its interests, the US invaded, and remained until 1934.
And while Mr. West said he wanted to make bigger-budget fare, he wants to do it in a way that doesn't compromise his interests or tone.
Mr. Simitis faces national elections in the spring and must walk a fine political line, building a relationship with Turkey without seeming to compromise Greek interests.
"We are comfortable that we have a kind of concerted approach in which neither side feels that we are acting or taking steps to undermine the relations that we have and compromise their interests," a senior State Department official said.
