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The show was entitled "Men at War", and showed Yates talking to some of the leaders of the movement who genuinely felt that men's rights were being compromised.

As the S.E.C. complaint noted, John McMurray, Countrywide's chief risk officer, warned repeatedly in 2005 and 2006 that the company's underwriting standards were being compromised by these attempts to match the most aggressive mortgage lenders.

Though the bureau was aware that sensitive American secrets were being compromised, it did not adequately explore the possibility that the betrayal had come from within its own ranks.

Dr Andrew Watkins, a senior Melbourne neonatologist, said he held grave concerns that both the mother and baby's care were being compromised by the last-minute effort to fly a neonatologist to Nauru.

Some Hong Kong news reports said the resignations were a sign that journalistic standards were being compromised at the influential company, which started Hong Kong's first over-the-air television station.

Simply, how could he have been fighting over there to protect American liberties and values if they were being compromised away with so little fight at home?

"Our concern is that our patients' safety is being compromised".

But safety is being compromised in new ways every day.

"I don't feel the games are being compromised.

This is conservation land they accepted, and their integrity as an organization is being compromised here".

Nine out 10 nurses said that patient care was being compromised by short staffing.