A year later, however, he angered many of his constituents by compromising with Democratic senators, including Edward M. Kennedy, to support a bill that would provide a path to citizenship and temporary guest-worker status for illegal immigrants in the country.
At a press conference, he said, "How could Speaker Silver, one of the most powerful men in all of New York, earn millions of dollars in outside income without deeply compromising his ability to serve his constituents?
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"For many years, New Yorkers have asked the question: How could Speaker Silver, one of the most powerful men in all of New York, earn millions of dollars in outside income without deeply compromising his ability to honestly serve his constituents?" Bharara said.
Given the City Opera's financial and artistic growth over the past few years and the funds already committed to its future, there is reason to hope that it can both build and sustain a theater of its own without compromising the financial integrity of Lincoln Center's other constituent groups.
Compromising for what reason?... What is compromise?" .
Even compromising on issues across the aisle in order to receive benefits for one's own constituents is now disparaged.
The study has shown that selection of concrete constituents and appropriate mix design can be used to minimise CO2 emissions associated with large wind turbine foundations without compromising strength and performance requirements.
The peculiarity of the case: In the patient presented, the fundamental mechanism behind the cholestatic syndrome consisted of: compromising the active transport of bilirubin through the liver cell, without being present the reflux of bile constituents (e.g., bile acids) in the circulation.
