Sentence examples for has compromised its commitment from inspiring English sources
The AU has compromised its commitment to justice for serious crimes and cast doubt on its engagement with its own – and the first of its kind – commission of inquiry, HRW said.
The result is a weakened America that has compromised its ability to lead.
On the home front, we have compromised our basic commitment to civil rights and civil liberties through devices such as the Patriot Act, the 2008 amendments to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and "national security letters" — in the process creating an enormous surveillance apparatus worthy of a police state.
Freeh believed that the Clinton Administration had compromised itself in an unforgivable way by seeming to waver in its commitment to resolving the bombing case.
But has it unwittingly compromised its own employees' financial information?
Will Tata have to compromise its values to maintain its competitive position?
The impressive thing about the choir's production on Saturday was its lack of compromise, its commitment to musical quality.
As always, it compromised its subject.
Setting aside the equity issue for the moment, if India were to accept even modest mitigation commitments, it will have to seriously compromise its growth.
While academia and dance music could be seen as two mutually exclusive worlds, Arvanitis hasn't compromised his commitment to either.
