Sentence examples for compromising the independence from inspiring English sources

He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England.

He added: "He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England.

Some analysts worry that academics are possibly imperiling or compromising the independence of their universities when they venture onto boards.

He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England by involving himself in the economic policy of the coalition.

But the Liberal Democrats must tread carefully to avoid compromising the independence of the new regulator, which is struggling to build credibility with a public whose faith in nuclear power was shaken after meltdowns at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daiichi plant.

"It smacks of yet another attempt of compromising the independence of the E.C.B. and on top of it institutionalizing German subsidies not just to Greece but to all of southern Europe," said one senior German diplomat, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the situation.

On his father's death, in 1367, his half-brother Ferdinand became king and embarked on a calamitous rivalry with the new ruler of Castile, Henry II, who finally forced Ferdinand to accept a Castilian marriage for his infant heiress, Beatriz, thus compromising the future independence of Portugal.

He accused the government of compromising the agency's independence.

"Politicians should avoid compromising the BBC's independence by giving a running commentary on its decisions.

But the venture raises the issue of whether Mr. Brill is compromising the magazine's independence.

Without compromising the BBC's independence, the British government could also chip in some extra funding.