compromise
Example Sentences
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But the proximity to China of countries that have extensive trade and investment ties but whose security is threatened by Beijing presents them with less room for compromise.
A Met spokesperson said it was "vital due process is followed so that our criminal investigation and any potential prosecution is not compromised".
From BBC
As much as some push for a protest as a way for communal healing and progressive action, others take a cynical outlook, viewing that path as “intellectually compromised” by a “commitment to past ideals.”
From Los Angeles Times
A spokesperson for the university said that before it began legal action it "sought a compromise that would work for both parties, approaching discussions cooperatively and with no wish to stop the applicant trading".
From BBC
The committee said they had been reassured that naming Stakeknife would not put active state agents at risk, nor compromise the future recruitment of new agents.
From BBC
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