Sentences with phrase «by compromise»

Like most other hybrid cars, a high fuel economy is achieved by compromising on power.

While I might living a more interesting life because I'll have all my time to myself, I'll still limit my expenses by compromising in other areas.

His visual problems and headaches may have been caused by compromised blood flow to the brain and eyes.

Virtually every disease known to man is characterized by a compromised immune system.

I would rather lose with integrity than win by compromising my principles.

A win - win solution with your teen helps by compromise and realistic expectations.

People have built successful relationships by compromising on their religion.

Both compromise the utility of the results by compromising the ability to make comparisons.

You'd be surprised at how much money you can save by compromising space you really don't need.

This is only achievable in the majority of situations though by compromising indoor comfort.

On the other hand, disclosure may adversely affect the financial situation of the client by compromising the interests of the client in the adversarial process.

You can certainly achieve a higher deductible by compromising it with a lower insurance premium, this is considered to be a really smart move.

Findings suggest elevated maternal distress increases children's risk of externalizing problems by compromising early parenting and child self - regulation.

People adjusted by compromising on the size of the home they bought.

By compromising on green technology to deliver improved performance to consumers government policy can be accused of being not fully committed to the climate change agenda.

This is due to the fact that most symptoms that are caused by the compromising of one or more body tissues by fungus are usually treated by conventional doctors as another condition entirely, therefore never addressing the real cause.

At Jacksonville Animal Care & Protective Services, where the city started returning all trapped cats to the field in 2008, former director Scott Trebatoski found success by compromising with birders, providing cat netting and banning feeding around protected areas.

The hackers did so by compromising two out of the five of the world's regional Internet registries, organizations across the globe that assign IP addresses.

I don't think that's an appropriate contention here at all, scientific questions aren't resolved by compromise or by moderating a position; they are resolved by evidence.

Agency workers can not contract out of rights under the regulations without using an Acas - conciliated agreement (COT3) or, probably, a compromise agreement (the regulations appear to allow settlement by compromise agreement, but the drafting may not actually allow this).

Keep in mind that a grandparent visitation clause may not be enforceable by court order; however, most family law attorneys» experience is that parties are much more likely to abide by an agreement reached by compromise as compared to an order imposed by a judge.

The only thing that did change was that Iran decided to negotiate more constructively, explain its position better and try to reach a deal by compromising on activities they don't really need (e.g. enriching to 20 % to produce fuel for their isotope reactor).

If you're frustrated by the compromises of both wired and wireless mice, then the Razer Mamba + Firefly is a solution that comes closest to offering the best of both worlds.

TBI can cause neurological damage by compromising signals between the brain and spine and may compromise mental and motor functions, your senses, and your emotions.

Biggest Hackers Group Performing Massive Cyber attack against internet service providers, data centers around the world by compromising Cisco switches.

Whether by compromised data, cracked passwords or phishing, real estate is a target.

A person with potentially malicious intentions can record a person's voice by being in physical proximity of the speaker, by making a spam call, by searching and mining for audiovisual clips online or even by compromising servers in the cloud that store audio information.

Santi said a possible way around the impasse would be for a M5S - Lega government led by a compromise prime minister agreeable to both parties, «affording Lega control of some key ministries and leaving Forza Italia to play a less visible role, with direct or indirect control of some minor cabinet posts.»

This was followed up by a compromise by the President to reduce the protected area by a lesser amount than was originally proposed.

A report called Making Milk, issued by the Conference Board of Canada in 2009 is even more damning, concluding that dairy supply management in particular «reduces living standards for all Canadians and opportunities for non-dairy farmers by compromising Canada's ability to pursue its positive global trade ambitions.»

Maintaining data consistency and stock accuracy in an accelerated environment is always tough if a company is following obsolete system that requires a dozen of workers to make manual data entry by compromising the new technologies available in a competitive market.

Betraying one's own humanity by compromising one's integrity is one of them, IMO.

Would you say that the Western Church has lost her way by compromising on this basic benchmark?

Ecumenism is not enhanced by compromise or timidity but by confident, candid, and mutually respectful engagement among those who seek the fullness of truth.

Agreements as to the terms upon which issues will be settled are reached by compromises which may appeal to enlightenment and generosity, but also depend upon the power to make the settlement.

Court told that West Australian Michael Baxter wrecked Steve Marsh's livelihood by compromising his organic certification

It has attempted to accommodate a fast - evolving secular culture by compromising with it, while at the same time failing to adapt and modernise its own leadership structures to be more relevant and effective in both contemporary public debate and in attracting new members.

A party that continually loses elections because it's too far removed from the political center or because it appeals to too narrow a range of voters should seek to remedy that by expanding its coalition or moving toward the median voter — perhaps by compromising some of its ideological goals.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, D - Manhattan, is taking a victory lap of sorts this morning, telling Fred Dicker that the Senate Republicans were surprised by the compromise proposal released on Tuesday that is being embraced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Public financing supporters were upset by the compromise in this year's budget agreement that sets up a public financing system for the state comptroller's race only.

GOP leaders say they are encouraged by a compromise deal reached by two groups whose members made up the core of Republican opposition to a bill that House Speaker Paul Ryan abruptly pulled from the House floor in March.

This may be true for a lot of voters, but we here at Queens - Politics would like to give people the benefit of the doubt and hope that in the interest of facilitating a competitive field of grassroots candidates, the opponents of race based districts will lay down their sword to bridge the disconnect by compromise, while the electorate stands up and recognizes the importance of voting for a candidate on principal.

Prior to Liberal Democrats descending on Glasgow, the pre-conference talk was of a party more troubled than ever by the compromises and contortions of being in coalition with the Conservatives.

David Miliband has been applauded by sections of the liberal press — most notably Martin Kettle in The Guardian — essentially for acknowledging the bleeding obvious; that the parties of the European Left are losing three main groups of voters; working class voters in insecure jobs who are fearful of migrant labour; middle income voters, who are scared of losing their standard of living, and younger middle class graduates who are alienated by the compromises of power.