Sentence examples for directly compromise from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg said last night: "It would be wholly unacceptable for any of Blair's testimony to be held in private, except that which could directly compromise national security.

The Secretary may omit from such report any matter the provision of which the Secretary reasonably believes would compromise a criminal investigation or prosecution or which would directly compromise law enforcement or intelligence sources or methods.

This comparative analysis is performed using a probabilistic computational approach that considers the variability and uncertainty of determinant factors that directly compromise the damage accumulation in the cement mantle.

Aortic aneurysms may directly compromise a coronary artery and cause acute chest pain.

And unlike last week's cyber-attacks, which depended on unpatched system software, these devices don't directly compromise systems.

Patients and caregivers often find the complexities and logistics of care practically insurmountable and the ensuing difficulties may directly compromise clinical care and outcomes.

On July 25 Serbia accepted all the Austro-Hungarian conditions save those two that directly compromised its sovereignty.

But they said Major Gourmelon's meetings with Dr. Karadzic directly compromised last year's plans to seize people indicted on war-crimes charges, and they questioned why the major was not disciplined, despite French promises that he would be punished.

The reservoirs help an agricultural landscape maximizing economic returns to align more closely with a landscape maximizing the value to society, although there are still significant gains possible from finding a landscape that directly compromises on the objectives.

His pitch... rested on his suggestion that the administration's immigration policies, which he says are to blame for domestic terrorism, have directly compromised the safety of the gay community". "In other words, Jenna Johnson explains, "Trump was not directly saying that he believes the president sympathizes with the terrorist who killed at least 49 people in an Orlando nightclub.

"Unless someone has directly compromised your box then it's tough to catch out," says Mr Munro.