Sentence examples for compromised principles from inspiring English sources
Reformism in local government has a Faustian history, often involving shady deals, compromised principles and unexpected outcomes as much as successful attempts to establish social justice in cities. Play your cards right and you can, like Herbert Morrison's London county council, succeed as a paragon of moderate municipal socialist virtue.
For instance, he boasted on several interviews that despite what people said about his Presidency, he never compromised principle.
He didn't compromise principles.
"But we will not compromise principles".
She's a reality-based gal, a Depression-era child who says she's "too stiff-necked" for politics (sorry, Ralph), her way of implying that politicians will compromise principles when the pressure's on or the price is right.
I want drugs out of the game, too, but there is more effective, long-term way to go about it that doesn't compromise principles that make the rule of law in our country so unique.
And a local defense lawyer said, "People are willing to compromise principle a little for prosperity.
They shun him because they know he'll lose, and they would rather compromise principle than back a loser.
I hope that people can be reasonable and talk things through, and my track record shows that I am willing to make accommodations … but I won't compromise principle".
He did not compromise principle; he found common ground, and he did what he said he was going to do: he balanced the budget each and every year without raising taxes".
