A Constitution drawn up at Lancaster House in London contained compromises guaranteeing that whites would have 20 of the 100 seats in Parliament.
Sounds like just the kind of magisterial compromise guaranteed to restore America's faith in the Law and heal our festering partisan wounds, right?
But since announcing his plan, Mr. Corzine has suggested an array of compromises, essentially guaranteeing that the final proposal will be noticeably different from the initial one.
The bishops' blessing of a political compromise hardly guarantees such a scenario but it might, at last, lead to the first serious parliamentary discussion of the merits of the differing proposals.
The files show that the National Security Agency and its UK counterpart GCHQ have broadly compromised the guarantees that internet companies have given consumers to reassure them that their communications, online banking and medical records would be indecipherable to criminals or governments.
The Nigerian government has had a... difficult time identifying a Boko Haram representative who could make compromises and guarantee the entire group will observe them," risk consultancy Stratfor said in a note.
For the majority of genetically modified products, simply registering with the Commission will be enough, and the compromise text guarantees absolutely no consumer protection.
Thus, the use of biomechanical modelling is the best compromise to guarantee highly realistic perceptual stimuli and to independently control parameters such as duration, transition and targets.
Humans and animals are structurally designed as a compromise to guarantee optimal survival until the time of reproduction based on natural selection that is effective until that age.
Thus, the use of biomechanical modelling is the best compromise to guarantee highly realistic perceptual stimuli, without the risk of missing hidden perceptual cues (which cannot be controlled for) when using manipulated natural speech.
