Forbes

Rule-Breaking Principles (Part 2): Don’t Compromise On Principles

Have you ever been part of an amazing team that was reaching for the stars—a team of experts ready to win a multiphased marathon? In my previous article, I highlighted the benefits of framing an ...
Cleveland.com

Diadiun correctly drew distinction between being civil but not compromising principles

Excellent Jan. 1 commentary by Ted Diadiun (“Here’s to civility and compromised principles”). I totally agree in regard to civility and respect when discussing difficult issues with those who disagree ...
Southeast Missourian

LETTERS: COMPROMISE DOESN'T APPLY TO PRINCIPLES

We have listened for several weeks as liberals have described their version of bipartisanship and have talked about how President Bush should compromise. They have pointed to the nominations of John ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Government is run on compromise, not business principles

Regarding Pat Gauen's column "Why is ‘compromise’ such a dirty word?" (Feb. 21): I believe this column applies not only to Illinois but to national politics as well. Gov. Bruce Rauner’s campaign ...
Forbes

Compromise v. Principle: Leadership Lessons From The House Speaker Election Debacle

As often as it is with politics, so it may be with corporate governance. The recent chaos surrounding the election of the Speaker of the House of Representatives offers a colorful but useful tutorial ...
La Crosse Tribune

Poll: Rank-and-fill Republicans want principles, not compromise

WASHINGTON — As GOP lawmakers in the House decide whether to unite around Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as the next speaker, an Associated Press-GfK poll finds Republicans nationally prefer congressional ...
The Conversation

Rewriting history: how the Treaty ‘principles’ evolved and why they don’t stand up to scrutiny

Jane Kelsey gave evidence (relating to her PhD thesis addressing the development of the 'principles of the Treaty') at the Waitangi Tribunal urgency inquiry on the Treaty Principles Bill. She is a ...