Sentence examples for giant compromise from inspiring English sources

Half the body's 88 members joined in the past decade helping to make it deadlocked and dysfunctional, unable either to curb whale hunts or to reauthorise them.In this section An awkward guest-list A giant compromise?

With a government based on a giant compromise, the chief result could be a giant fudge.Mr Schröder is a talented politician who may perhaps know, in heart or head, what Germany needs.

However, the aspiration for eventual nuclear disarmament remote as that goal may be got a big boost last year from Mr Obama, when, in a speech in Prague, he committed America to "seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons".In this section An awkward guest-list A giant compromise?

"There's a lot of things that come together in a giant compromise like this," legislative affairs director Marc Short told CNBC on Monday.

The Snowden revelations have pointed to NSA "back door" spyware being implanted in devices at the point of manufacture and of internet and social media giants being compromised.

Does anyone seriously believe that the French intellectual giant Raymond Aron was compromised by regularly writing for this publication or for French magazines also funded by the CIA? Regardless of whether Aron or others at Encounter might have suspected that their checks were cut by the U.S. taxpayer, are their insights and reporting any less relevant and true?

These battles between tech companies and local governments have become formulaic: Municipality makes gutsy move, draws national attention for sticking up to industry giant, company refuses to compromise.

The officials said the Republican compromise was a giant step backward and would be rejected by the White House because it failed to safeguard community lending or protect the privacy rights of consumers.

After the disclosure of the high-profile attack on Google and other big companies last fall, word quickly leaked out that the flaw used to compromise the search giant was an unpatched problem in Internet Explorer.

Google obtained NSA help in 2010 after the tech giant found its computer networks compromised by hackers believed to be based in China.

Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). is calling on Marriott International to cover the $110 cost of replacing passports for consumers impacted by the breach of the hotel giant's Starwood systems, which compromised the personal information of as many as 500 million guest accounts.