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However, it appears that nobody is willing to make compromises or make concessions and the situation seems to be in stalemate.

Visionary industrial plans in democratic India are fated to turn messy and become bogged down in political compromises.

Mr. Netanyahu said he values Mr. Obama's efforts and that Israel is willing to make "generous compromises for peace. "

Poverty in the world compromises man more than anything else and will no doubt bring about the downfall of such a megalomaniac animal.

He has shown himself to be ready to make compromises.

All those negotiations and arguments and secrets and compromises, you don't need to carry it all that weight.

My only warning is that growth never compromises integrity, and i regard integrity as the heart and driving force of this agency.

All those negotiations and arguments, and secrets and compromises. You don't need to carry all that weight. Why don't you set that bag down?

Works of several historians reveal the moral compromises made by the nation's early leaders and the fragile nature of the country's infancy.

Some of the compromises he made were necessary, if distasteful.

Chief economist Francois Bourguignon says research at the bank is a complex process that requires compromises.

Whichever mix of compromises wins the day, some noses are bound to be put out of joint.

With that knowledge, he blackmails Governor Morris to get rehired and forces him to make political compromises.

The "product" is a solution in the form of a procedure for employees to raise and senior management to address compromises of ethics.

I believe that ActiveRecord strikes an effective set of compromises, usually erring on the side of simplicity.

Ask them about the ups and downs of their husband, and what compromises they may have had to make over the years.

But few expect the jirga to reach agreement on what compromises with the Taliban the Afghan government should be prepared to accept.

How did we get to this point? And should reform advocates accept the compromises that might yet produce some kind of bill?

Both feed off each other to tell their supporters that now is the moment for rupture with the compromises of the past.

U. S. President Barack Obama is calling on lawmakers to help him boost the economy with a new trade deal and compromises on tax cuts.

Some wonder whether its zeal is an attempt to regain credibility after making so many compromises in supporting debt-stricken economies.

But as other internet operators have found, the moral compromises this involves can be very awkward to explain.

But in course of advancing my cause, I might have made compromises and come closer to one or another at different times.

First of all, this paper looks back into the co-production history, analyzing the cultural conflicts and compromises.

Any attempt to disturb or destroy these compromises, being terms of the compact of union.

However, parents, teachers and students take on quite different views and, consequently, they seem not to have reached any compromises yet.

For all the compromises, NATO did originally represent a fair balance of interests, but that cannot be said of the Afghan war.

To secure a continuance of that devotion the compromises of the Constitution must not only be preserved.

This does not mean, however, that an idealized layered architecture must be implemented with no compromises.

In the next section, we'll look at some of these compromises and see how they affect performance.

Like most compromises, it is less than satisfactory, creating as many economic distortions and problems as it resolves.

Governments will have to work together and reach compromises, sometimes involving the sacrifice of cherished national goals or interests.

The EJB specification forbids using JNI, as it compromises the stability, security, and scalability of the application server.

It was just one of the compromises she found herself making.

Finally, he incorporated some compromises suggested by others into a specific motion.

In the end, too few of the real power brokers proved committed enough to make compromises necessary to deliver a deal.

These difficulties have answers and the EU has had more than enough practice in fashioning compromises out of unpromising ingredients.

Targets have to be set which represent compromises over what can be provided.

Most company owners have cancelled holidays and made major compromises in their family life to support their enterprise.

"At some point, women have to make a decision, " she said matter-of-factly . "Having children means you have to make compromises" at work.

The cockpit and middle console are separate independent areas that were created solitaire, free of compromises of a forced connection.

Anti-war activists seethe at such compromises, but Democratic leaders in Congress retort that they have to be pragmatic.

The company never compromises on the quality of its products.

She would compare British and American practices and the personal styles of her team, and seek compromises.

Officials at the China Wushu Association concede they have had to make major compromises.

Mr Clegg appears to have shelved such aspirations in making the compromises needed to sustain a coalition with the Conservatives.

With unity among these three, whoever compromises will be standing with the traitors, and anybody will have the right to punish him.

The diffuse nature of arterial occlusions in Buerger' s disease compromises the effect of revascularization.

Despite successful treatment of the infections, comorbidity was and is a factor that compromises good results.

With so many people to please, the result is often a mediocre morass of compromises.

He is prepared to make more compromises to achieve that goal than his predecessors.

Hillsberg says that the result is a system that should not lose any data for a million years without making any compromises on performance.

But there was little sign that the economic and political disputes that often took center stage here resulted in new compromises.

Many in the party see the decision as a test for a chancellor who prefers messy compromises to clear leadership.

It should be noted that hybrids can also improve the power of the engine, which compromises any advantages in fuel efficiency and emissions.

Morey said he doesn't believe the injury compromises Houston's playoff hopes.

Lawmakers appear keener on bilateral trade agreements, in which America can dictate terms more easily, than on multilateral compromises.

Compromises will no doubt be made; perhaps not soon.

She has learned the harsh compromises life demands and made a cruel bargain by marrying the flinty , much older Ephraim.

Further face-saving compromises may be difficult given the apparent backing for Green Dam by the propaganda and military.

To her critics, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's compromises are tarnishing her status as a near saint.

I am sure there will be some compromises but at the end of the day, I would expect that it would look very much like the Senate version.

Potential existence of data duplication in the enterprise, which compromises operational data accuracy.

One has to be able to construct that, and one should never put a poor negotiator in the room and say, now you will start making compromises.

One of America's greatest legislators and orators, he forged compromises that held off civil war for decades.

You can't allocate more memory to buffers and caches than exists in the system, so tuning often involves making compromises.

Such an outcome would likely take years and would also require major compromises from an increasingly partisan Congress.

By making a hostile bid, the consortium could avoid messy management compromises, allowing RBS quickly to impose its cost disciplines.

Implementations provide much higher concurrency while preserving thread safety, with some minor compromises in their promises to callers.

But recent discoveries have suggested that bacteria, too, face compromises between maintaining themselves and reproducing.

The lack of good quality food in one's diet compromises the immune system, which helps parasites to flourish.

Today, we think of the National Rifle Association as a no-compromises opponent of gun control.

Finding compromises on such fraught social issues is key to the rebuilding, which suggests that it will remain painstakingly slow.

Now the next American president will find it harder to make the compromises needed to get Russia involved.

It is not uncommon for a client to insist that their designer compromises their ethics in order help market a product.

Eventually everyone's bladder is so full that progress will be made and compromises reached, just to bring the meeting to an end.

Furthermore, excessive suspicion compromises empathy and compassion.

To take a comprehensive view of the conception, making compromises and concessions to compulsory education is a must.

You will be asked to find complex compromises and discuss fine points with one person close to you.

Politicians accept unpalatable compromises, while fiscal authorities reach deeply into their bag of accounting tricks.

True, they would have to explain myriad compromises and abdications along the way.

Compromises the security of your application by claiming an untrue identity or role.

The real risk may not be that the profit motive will wreck the public services, but that compromises will neuter the reforms.

The backlog of traffic infractions is already so daunting that it compromises enforcement (and the deterrence of bad driving).

In each case, one had to adapt its own semantics to fit in these tools, inevitably with compromises.

The purchase of a football club hardly compromises national security.

He is thus more determined than ever to pass a bill this year, perhaps even if it means making some gut-wrenching compromises.

Difficult compromises will still be needed to take the Sino-Japanese joint gas exploitation agreement from plan to practice.

The canvas is smaller than big movies, the budgets are tiny, the schedule is short. But these were compromises I could live with.

DOM and SAX are the two best known systems for XML processing, but they are really compromises across programming languages.

but then uncomfortable compromises, like unequal power relationships, run through most charitable work.

Coalition government suits the workings of the European Union, where all decisions are compromises.

The talks foundered, in part because South Korean officials had told the Korean public for weeks they would make no compromises.

The law, which went through various drafts, reflects the compromises reached by conservatives and reformers.

Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, wooed them with a bouquet of compromises.

No matter what compromises or stands you make on source code style, however, it's important that you adopt one.

Most of the planned operational changes have been agreed, with compromises.

Chronic and traumatic stress harms chimpanzees' health and compromises the results of experiments conducted on them.

Disagreements, conflicts and compromises are a part of what it means to be human.

If doing so compromises performance, the effect is so slight that you will never notice in everyday driving.

A program that neither replicates or copies itself, but does damage or compromises the security of the computer.

Without the "uncivil" compromises and unsavory alliances, we would still be waiting for the "Serbian Autumn. "

No set of compromises along these lines can be perfect.

In the end, deciding on the service participants is something that takes some skill and can be affected by lots of compromises.

Whoever sits in the Kremlin, compromises between liberals and nationalists will determine economic policy.

All those negotiations and arguments and secrets, the compromises. The slower we move the faster we die. Make no mistake, moving is living.

Will he make compromises with the resurgent opposition, to remove its sting, or will his undemocratic instincts hold sway?

Compromises are ruinous if they would work against our aims in the long term.

Here the article discussed the definition, compromises, causes and measures on guard about null acquisitions.

Yet all liberal democracies have to make compromises to balance freedom and security.

Racing thoughts impose general muscular tension that compromises the lymphatic system and immune system.

Now, some of those compromises are starting to hurt the Java language.

its products were ugly compromises, developed in response to market research, which no one loved.

But compromises exist, as suggested this week by the European Commission (see Charlemagne).

This has meant disappointments and compromises that are now causing the party harm.

It destroys decision-making abilities and compromises otherwise focused and productive lives.

In the end, deciding on the service participants is something that takes skill and can be affected by lots of compromises.

In the coming months, Congress and the administration are likely to hammer out compromises on many disputed items.

Indeed, compromises almost always have to be made for reasons of performance, cost, technology limitations, and so on.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, western thinkers assumed the west would never need to make geopolitical compromises.

Compromise is essential to achieve an ambitious goal, but beware of compromises that lead away from the goal.

Mr Rajapakse's lack of enthusiasm for foreign peacemakers and their suggested compromises is well known.

The recent history proves that the extremists on each side are too strong for timid local leaders to make the necessary compromises alone.

Communications move fast and fast communication compromises quality.

OSTEOPOROSIS is a skeletal disorder that compromises bone strength, predisposing a person to an increased risk of fracture.

As the years passed, the division faded with the inevitable compromises of adult life.

Some will argue that compromises must be made for the progress of humanity.

After that, I'll do a second round . . . where I'll start working on compromises.

Meanwhile, some female respondents were willing to make some compromises.

But sometimes there are no other choices, so you simply have to make those compromises in the interest of actually getting that aid through.

There has been less progress in getting political leaders to come up with compromises that balance dynamism and cohesion.

Dropping the tanks before combat solves these problems, but the practice is wasteful and involves other compromises.

The founders made some wise compromises to wrestle control away from C , but we're starting to pay for those compromises.

They tend to resist compromises, even when faced with widespread skepticism or even complaints from customers.

Experience negotiating details: An architect often has to lead discussions of technical compromises for systems development.

Your job makes you unhappy, damages your self-esteem, compromises your values, or undermines your integrity.

Instead, she observed: "Identify what is achievable in Cancun and muster political compromises that will deliver what needs to be done. "

In most engagements, significant compromises are introduced at design time due to the nature of legacy.

when choosing a matrix card for use with mixed signals , some compromises may be required.

I love the tension between creativity and fidelity, even the inevitable compromises.

The linear quality setting (AssumeLinear) compromises by providing better quality than the default quality at a slightly lower speed.

It's just become harder for Western companies to justify compromises--ethical or commercial --in the China market.

After agreeing some symbolic compromises, President Barack Obama signed the bill into law today.

Instead, after the tireless Mr Lamy started to circulate potential compromises, the talks pulled back from the brink.

The popular inference from Mr Brown's AV wheeze is that being hunted to death seriously compromises the integrity of a government.

Take a good look at it and make the necessary compromises that will allow you to live with stability in the real world.

Tensions sometimes flare, and the work involves deep compromises, councilors say.

But Iraqi politicians will have to make compromises.

It only compromises your dignity as a human being and makes others dislike you.

The result is a framework that embraces radical compromises and fosters radical productivity.

To accomplish this task, the current generation of search engines makes some compromises.

The scientists believe that our 'work hard, play hard' society encourages us to sacrifice sleep and compromises our health.

Any duplicate value compromises the ability of the data to link information.

They may negotiate compromises in private, but they make fiery "no surrender" speeches in public.

Israeli politicians, too, are hardly unified on what kind of compromises to make.

You may not choose to make the same set of compromises in every project or even most of them.

Young people will inherit a world that climate change increasingly compromises.

Jedi Knight's attunement to the Force more than compensates for these compromises.

To summarize, you should go for a component architecture without any compromises.

One official insisted yesterday that "we will not do anything that compromises brand values" .

It furthers these women's isolation and social exclusion, and compromises their dignity.

Using a crossover cables is cheaper than using a hub, but it compromises the HA solution.

Even then, there will doubtless be some awkward compromises needed to get the legislation through.

I've made a couple of compromises about "minor holidays" and vacation time.

Indeed, grimy compromises were dignified as "Thai solutions" .

Acceptable compromises of one kind or another are usually possible.

Bear in mind that these weaknesses are theoretical; no known compromises have occurred.

The new Insight is basically a fuel-efficient city commuter car with very few inherent compromises.

This requirement makes it simpler to isolate potential compromises and address them when they happen.

But when the compromises become so extreme, isn't the love turning to lust? Aren't they just saying they will do anything to stay in power?

Complexity arising from the compromises we make that incur technical debt is different.

It contains input, ideas and compromises from both Democrats and Republicans.

He is not the human who compromises in front of the difficulty.

But the case is different with tactical stages, where compromises may be made.

Cho Yoon-sun, the GNP's spokeswoman, hopes negotiations between government and opposition can lead to compromises over both issues.

Czechs, Hungarians and Poles have accepted compromises over history in order to have normal relations with Russia.

Some of them become easier if we make compromises with people that have different goals.

But there will not be many such compromises in the near future .

They were just pragmatic compromises, because we didn't have the luxury to really say, "Well, let's rewrite all of Samba. "

Picking a profiler involves compromises, so what should an ideal profiler look like?

Pre-packaged code compromises our ability to maintain and upgrade our own product.

But with two wars continuing, awkward compromises are inevitable.

Budget matters are not black-or-white, and Mr Fukuda is grey by nature. Compromises are possible.

It's incomparably portable without the usual ultraportable screen and keyboard compromises.

Along with gaining access to private messages, this exploit once in place compromises all future e-mails in your Gmail account.

All persistence strategies are rife with compromises.

Reduced social contact makes it harder to build trust and strike compromises across party lines.

The W3C XML namespaces specification is a compromise, and as with all compromises, it often falls short of addressing each user's needs.

He wonders whether it could be used at the federal level, too, to force budget compromises.

These compromises made the bills longer, more complicated and easier to criticize.

COPD is a chronic, debilitating lung disease that compromises quality of life and can cause premature death.

Probably both, for failing to make the necessary compromises to meet halfway.

We live in a time when we argue about pragmatism and compromises in our quest to be morally right.

Because of the compromises won by Beijing, the real sign of its support will more likely come in enforcement of sanctions.

The more compromises we gave, the more peoples will take the advantages over our head.

In this price class, there should be few compromises, and the Benz makes none.

Compromises reached with the government have given the Learned Societies security of tenure at affordable rents.

With this cap in place and costs rising, compromises look likely.

The harmful use of alcohol is a global problem which compromises both individual and social development.

But to offer such compromises, strong leadership is needed.

The agreement underscores the compromises the Chinese market is forcing upon multinationals.

I think of all the political fights I've fought, and all the compromises I've had to accept as part payment.

If you make compromises when you dig a ditch, you just get uneven width or unequal depth.

Having to look for a job at the wrong time can force us into compromises whose repercussions can last years or even decades.

It combines the prose and verse and compromises the "First Language Verse" and the "Second Language Verse" .

And many, of course, will not even accept these temporary compromises.

After all, she does think for herself, doesn't accept compromises, and aims for the stars.

These goals were often in conflict with other goals, resulting in some painful compromises.

Explaining the messy and inevitable compromises of power is a lot harder.

My advise - no compromises on this one.

Both sides agree compromises are possible.

Exerting time and energy to address recurring problems is inefficient and compromises profit.

But that compromises the artistic side of climbing.

When fat storage approaches a level that compromises a person's health, we call it obesity.

But there are few guidelines on what ethical compromises can be made.

His record suggests a reluctance to make the compromises that could bring a deal.

I am also proud that we will realize the project without any curtailments or compromises within the given budget.

And they wonder glumly what other ideological compromises the Hamas government may make in pursuit of power.

But this is wishful thinking, as China won't make any compromises in its border disputes with India.

Real men and women fight not for compromises but for their political beliefs and personal convictions.

I get the feeling he has had to make many compromises in order to protect and promote his monastery and its heritage.

Did she have to make compromises?

And even where words do exist, compromises still need to be made.

On the one hand, companies and the public opinion in China have become less positive about Europe and do not want us to make compromises.

The inevitable compromises could easily lead to rescue plans that fail.

More serious are the lasting compromises you must make.

Relationships, now matter how good, are inevitablely a series of compromises .

Designing user interfaces for business Web applications is a challenging job that is full of compromises.

There should be no in-between, no compromises.

To external appeases in no way compromises in no way.

The dramatic contraction in trade finance compromises the development of internantional trade during the finance crisis.

I am willing to make painful compromises to achieve this historic peace.

Broadly speaking, you need to make compromises in your application code to play nicely with the schema-generated types.

We have more compromises, but less time.

Especially in the prevailing political climate, they will be designed in order to strike political compromises rather than free up commerce.

Do you feel the straps cutting into your shoulders? All those negotiations and arguments and secrets and compromises.

Hence, the inelegant compromises in the 35-page agreement.

This kind of people can not be a General without negotiation of repeating contradicts and compromises .

Others can't change their styles any more than you can change yours; therefore you need to assess what compromises you can make.

We must reject these compromises if we wish to keep our values straight.

In any relationship, you have to make compromises .

And it takes more pre-talk, you know, to open the possibility of compromises.

Mr Marchionne believes that alliances are all very well, but they react too slowly and require too many compromises.

That can mean fudged compromises.

When I take on a task, I want to do it to the best of my ability and make no compromises.

A negotiation requires concessions and compromises in order to bring about peace.

How will you make compromises to represent the needs of all students at school?

"We don't want to make compromises because of age or social pressure, " she explained.

Take time to find compromises if you share the room with a mate.

For now, he says, "We can take the losses, but others cannot and they have to make compromises. "