This, of course, was the strategic underpinning of the fiscal cliff: By designing large and blunt spending cuts and tax hikes that would automatically go into effect, and thus push the country into a costly recession, political leaders hoped to impose compromise among bickering and dithering politicians -- particularly among those with very different views of the past, present and future.
Hence sampling imposes compromises at the level of the sampling frame.
Second, once tight junctions are loosened, the homeostasis of the brain gets thrown off which results in seizures and imposes compromised brain functions [ 15].
You can't try and impose big compromises on a visionary director like him.
This is known in Britain as "pendulum" arbitration, because the mediator is obliged to come down on one side or another, rather than impose a compromise.
The traditional integer order approach to the simulation of non-homogeneous systems dictates the use of numerical solutions and often imposes stringent compromises between accuracy and computational performance.
Finalizing the job – while using services of a D4U infrastructure – produces superior results, requires significantly less effort, and imposes fewer compromises.
Mr. Putin let them abuse each other in the media for several days before a security council meeting on Aug. 11 when he reportedly imposed a compromise between the nuclear rocket forces and the conventional forces.
He does not like abortion, but he urges Republicans to accept that Roe v. Wade, modified by the restrictions that states have been allowed to impose, is a compromise acceptable to most of the country, and he argues that concerted efforts to roll it back will only prove politically counterproductive.
Only Mags, as she is always known, could begin to find the film funny, I think: it is a film about the brutal compromises imposed by life.
