Sentences with phrase «only compromise their position»
This can only compromise their position and breach safeguarding requirements, yet it is happening on a regular basis.
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In any case, further efforts for a compromise will only be effective if you escalate your offer, moving the «middle ground» somewhat closer to your counterpart's relative position.
Charter drafters have made many changes that have moved their document closer to the UN position, but one must assume the compromises are grudgingly done and only for tactical reasons.
They are too compromised not only by their position, the fearful ambiguity which is connected with their ambition, but also by the ambiguities of the system itself which they represent.
He said part of Khabib's dominance on top was that he didn't compromise position to get the finish, only taking chokes / locks that he can safely secure.
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).
It is not the only front in Mr Johnson's fight to justify the sacking, which could still trigger a slew of resignations from the ACMD, as advisors to the government consider whether the position compromises their research.
Dr. Sweet says it's a «compromise between intimacy and independence, allowing for the best of both worlds,» though only about 8 % of couples favor this position.
However, her life is somewhat compromised after a one - night stand leaves her stranded in downtown L.A. without a phone, car, ID or money — and, so we're told, has only 8 hours to make it to the job important for that big - time position.
Only telephone if you believe that your position has been fatally compromised.
Sam Taylor - Johnson's video of David Beckham sleeping is the perfect portrait: it captures a man in the most natural, compromising position of unconsciousness, where there is no scope for posing but only the unadulterated swell of humanity, warts and all...
And though I'm enjoying all of the gossip, at the same time, I wonder whether by going so public with his lawsuit, Charney has cost himself not only his position at S&C but compromised his legal career.
«That is the nature of a «hard case» — one in which there is no room for a compromise between the defence and Crown positions, where the only remedy that could assist the defence is a stay of proceedings.»
I have discussed the significant contributions and compromise that Indigenous people in Australia will be required to make to assist with mitigation and adaptation efforts, and to increase the capacity for the Australian environment not only to withstand the impacts of climate change, but to ensure that our country is in a position to effectively participate in the emerging global markets.
At the time that the 2008 Survey was done, as explained above, the Martu were willing to compromise their position and to allow the potash Project to proceed, but only because we thought fair compensation had been agreed and only in the areas that the Martu said could be used and only with the full involvement of the Martu during construction and operations to ensure that there was no more interference than was acceptable.