Promoting the primacy of free speech in these terms is not to compromise the sector's commitment to principles of equality, diversity or security, but to recognise that universities have a unique responsibility to promote and secure free speech – and securing the rights of external speakers to express their views, providing they are within the law – is part of that process.
Most foodborne diseases are sporadic and often not reported, but sometimes foodborne outbreaks may affect a large number of individuals and compromise economic sectors and sanitary resources.
The ministry has also announced an investigation into whether American subsidies of solar, wind and hydroelectric sectors have compromised China's own development of renewable energies.
Everywhere we turn, there are reports of public and private sector breaches and compromised data.
Whether it's the public or the private sector that handles this morally compromised, wholly unjustifiable, technically unsustainable data-gathering exercise hardly matters, despite the protestations of some sectors of the IT and communications industry.
Because TB surveillance relies heavily on laboratories and providers to report cases to local health departments, surveillance data can be compromised by underreporting, particularly by private-sector clinicians who treat TB infrequently.
We're at the point now where we have an oligarchy who has more political clout and the political clout is biased in the favor of a financial sector whose integrity has been compromised.
Demand is still below pre-crisis levels, and with governments increasingly looking to cut budgets, public-sector hotel spending could be compromised.
Mr. Kennedy favored a single-payer system but compromised with Mr. Carter to preserve a private-sector role, according to a biography of Mr. Kennedy by Adam Clymer, a former correspondent for The New York Times.
18, 19 As in other Sub-Saharan countries, the education sector in Ethiopia is being severely compromised by the HIV pandemic.
