Sentence examples for the compromising of from inspiring English sources

I was annoyed that Clinton praised the "compromising" of America's founders, since maintaining slavery was perhaps their most significant compromise.

One is the compromising of the tonal system.

"And the breakdown of the institutions meant to protect us, the compromising of the judiciary, has got worse," he said.

Is there any better gift we could hand to the rising scientific forces in China and India than the compromising of our future scientific achievements in this manner?

"The compromising of the efficiency of our courts is evident from the number of cases taking longer to reach conclusion," she said.

"At work in Australia's immigration policies and practices is the intertwining of militarism and punishment working hand-in-hand with the compromising of detainees' healthcare by the drive to secure profits," they write.

Calhoun warns of the compromising effect of private donations on academia in an essay on the clearance of protesters from parks and university campuses.

The papers also confirm the intransigence of Israel in the face of the most compromising of Palestinians positions.

With that, came the establishment of the Joint Water Committee JWCcompromisinging of equal numbers of Palestinian and Israeli water experts whose role is to cooperatively manage the West Bank's water and wastewater systems and resources development.

Waruu takes the compromising footage of the minister straight to Belinda and she informs him that he's being played.

The irony is that Ofcom – despite the compromising appearance of having political placemen at the top – was generally well managed.