Sentences with phrase «frustrated at the compromises»

Stewart Jackson, who resigned as a ministerial aide to the Northern Ireland secretary Owen Paterson last October after rebelling against the government on whether to hold a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU, said: «An increasing number of people are very frustrated at the compromises that are necessary with coalition.»

Not exact matches

«To me, working out at home always meant compromising — your workout is going to be less fun and less effective and more frustrating,» says Putnam, a former Inc. 30 under 30 honoree.

For example, a team at Kaplan, Inc., an education provider that serves more than a million students a year, was frustrated that classroom furniture was compromising teaching and learning.

Of course, with the effects of El Nino giving us a relatively mild winter here in Michigan, we have at times been frustrated by the compromises the winter rubber's squishy treads afford on dry pavement: «Unfortunately the steering is a little squishy on these winter tires,» said daily news editor Eric Weiner, conceding that, «I have not for a moment lost traction on cold, wet roads so far this season.»

Bill C - 51 will not only compromise the rights of an accused person at trial, it will also create systemic delays that will frustrate its very purpose.