In a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times, the president also accused James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director he fired in May, of trying to leverage a dossier of compromising material to keep his job.
The English-language Moscow Times suggested last week that Mr. Putin's months atop the F.S.B. gave him access to enough compromising material to keep Russia's corrupt governors in line for years.
The tactics being used by Power.com are compromising our ability to keep user data safe, private, and within our users' control.
They didn't even try compromising to cut the difference.
Of course, I'm in favour of a more developed dialogue between critic and practitioner; but, as someone who is lucky enough to earn a living as a critic, it's less compromising and complicated to keep my creative life and my critical lives separate.
That's a lefty caricature bordering on cliche, and there's probably less mileage in it than in the comedy of a man doomed to have to keep compromising on his lofty ideals.
Corruption hinders development and relief efforts in the country by siphoning off billions of dollars of scarce funds and goods; it undermines faith in our new democracy to the point where some ordinary Iraqis are openly longing for the days of Saddam Hussein; and, most ominously, it threatens our security by compromising the people meant to keep Iraq safe.
Nurses in areas outside London, such as Bristol, would get an extra £500.A pay package with sweeteners along these lines may be enough for the government to show its commitment to improving the lot of doctors and nurses without compromising the economic need to keep overall pay in check.
To keep from compromising their pending cases, they never write about their crimes or their victims.
In this conversation through memos, the justices will sharpen their arguments, sometimes compromising in reasoning and rhetoric to keep a majority together.
