Sentence examples for the existing compromises from inspiring English sources

How that compromise is made defines entire cultures, and as we find the existing compromises to be, as in the cases above, unsuitable, we must take care that we do not redefine it poorly.

But it is the perceived cruelty of the proposed abortion ban that has united what has long been a relatively marginal feminist movement with many self-identified Roman Catholics and those who support the existing "compromise" – shorthand for the legislation passed in 1993 that regulates abortion to this day.

Song et al. [13] and Goodrich et al. [18] have proposed authentication marking methods, while the other aforementioned works send their marking information in clear text that are susceptible for mark changing in the case of existing compromised routers in the network path.

Dapagliflozin is thought to be less effective in patients with existing compromised renal function: moderate impairment has been defined as an estimated glomerular filtration rate ≥ 30 and <60 mL/min.

The existing proposal is a compromise as many in the community do not see a need for a mall and worry about the impact of added traffic.

The proposal is accepted if the impact on steady state security does not compromise the existing level of security.

The existing building is full of compromises.

As TAEN (Third Age Employment Network) rightly argues this would be "not so much a compromise as the existing status quo wrapped up in new language".

Inoffensiveness, in fact, is the main political advantage of the system itself: it is a compromise between the existing one and the truly proportional kinds favoured by many reformers.The reason such arguments are not desperately important is not that how Britain elects its governments is trivial.

The limitations of the existing US SRSs that can compromise an efficient and expeditious investigation are exemplified in a second case study of 246 death reports potentially associated with contaminated heparin administration between January 2007 and May 2008 [ 24].

A meeting on Wednesday in Budapest among Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and his counterparts from Britain, France and Russia appears to have resulted in a compromise to extend the existing "oil for food" program for Iraq for a much shorter period than Russia had been seeking.