Sentence examples for compromised the dignity from inspiring English sources

True, this President has compromised the dignity of the Oval Office.

The army immediately deposed him for having compromised the dignity of the Republic.

"Majority Leader Cantor has compromised the dignity and integrity of the Members of the House by raising the appearance of a conflict of interest in negotiations with the executive branch over raising the debt ceiling," adds the measure.

Upon his arrival at Heathrow on Monday, Haider reportedly told Geo News: "I received death threats to lose the fourth and fifth one-day internationals against South Africa, but I could not compromise the dignity of my country.

There are situations in which you may see something that is interesting or amusing, it may be a fabulous photo, but if it compromises the dignity of the subject, it may be best to put the lens cap back on.

No vice, no astrology, nothing that would compromise the dignity of its space — broad proscriptions that encourage archdioceses to keep the churches vacant, demolish them, or lease them for other religious uses.

We call on the director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, and all public bodies to affirm their commitment to addressing and eliminating intimate violence against human beings of any gender and to take care not to compromise the dignity and public understanding of any survivors.

"Graphic details of the injuries have the potential to compromise the dignity of the deceased".

"Very personal nature of the findings" "Graphic details of the injuries have the potential to compromise the dignity of the deceased" "Goes against the morals of society" The judge also banned coverage of the details of the post-mortem examination through Twitter and other social media, but did allow the media to summarise the evidence after it was given.

Like all rights abuses, acts of violence against women anywhere compromise the dignity of people everywhere.

We cannot let anything or anyone corrupt our hearts or cause us to compromise the dignity and virtue of our character.