So, what do they believe they are losing in the process of the compromise?
When you have single issue type zealotry in the legislative process, the word compromise is a bad word and the legislative processes require compromise.
In the process, the president compromises leverage that could be used to greater effect as a reward for good behavior, such as the release of three Americans now being held by North Korea.
The novel asks, at what point does the process compromise the very thing that is being conveyed: one's individuality?
With all the parts already soldered onto the PCB, the rework process may compromise the reliability of products, not to mention the increase in costs of manufacturing.
Gutmann and Thompson propose that "the most successful compromises... often engage the parties in modifying their own views about what is acceptable in the process of crafting the compromise".
The case study researcher/practitioner faces particular ethical challenges including the potential for the research process to compromise the therapeutic process – simply perhaps by dividing the worker's attention between the two activities.
In addition to that cost, metrological problems may bias the crawling process and compromise the reliability of the data.
Most bone diseases occur as the result of abnormalities in the remodelling process that compromise the bone's architecture, structure or mechanical strength, leading to clinical symptoms such as pain, deformity and fracture, and abnormalities of calcium and phosphate homoeostasis.
The mentality that those terms reflect contributes to the erosion of a noble, learned profession and, in the process, compromises the quality of care that physicians render patients, who should be the sacred object of their attentions.
