Sentence examples for practices of compromise from inspiring English sources

Free markets teach the basic democratic practices of compromise and trust".

Hume's genetic account of property is striking for its lack of patriarchal assumptions about the family, its explicit denial that the creation of ownership does or can depend on any promise or contract, and its concept of convention as an informal practice of mutual compromise for mutual advantage that arises incrementally and entirely informally, without the use of central authority or force.

Past practices of the CIA compromise the integrity of this committee and undermine the ability of committee members to fulfill our oversight obligations as members to the Select Committee.

The report that followed concluded that safety practices were at risk of compromise with so many contractors in the industry.

Sanctifying the practice of "honorable compromises," the European Union is continually buying time, but it remains stagnant in the face of old and new problems.

But to some policy makers practiced in the art of compromise, it represented a potential missed opportunity.

Also, the kind of interest-group politics that Rove practiced creates a culture of compromise in Washington that, though unlovely to behold, serves as a brake on power.

Mr. Doctoroff's single-minded focus has offended some at City Hall and, they say, has made it hard for him to practice the political art of compromise.

No Filipino child should die because of health risks associated with infant formula and other practices that compromise the health of the Filipino child," BBB avows.

It also sounds the death knell for selective breeding practices that compromise the health of animals in order to achieve accelerated growth.

If it is due to the way in which labour is managed in hospital, changes should be made to practices which compromise the safety of labouring women.