Sentence examples for Collective compromise from inspiring English sources

Of those, 12 have pursued the matter legally and the Guardian understands they are now close to a collective compromise payout of £270,000 – half of their original claim.

"It´s you that work in your communities, giving your personal and collective compromise.

Lackey says collective compromises in water use and lifestyle choices in the American West must be made before West Coast salmon, now reduced on average to less than five percent of their pre-Columbian numbers, can rebound.

To avert this, a Republican senator has suggested a compromise whereby collective bargaining would be suspended for two years rather than permanently scrapped.

If it leaves, it kills it too … As it is not combined with a project of collective relaunch, the Brussels compromise puts the worm into the fruit.

Through innovative partnerships, we can make sure that nail salons never again compromise our collective health or our conscience.

So like the children and the therapist we are called upon to turn away from the fear of going off the cliff to raise our collective voices proclaiming that compromise is not the most important action in the midst of a history of abuse that has led to obscene inequalities in our society.

The strength of any democracy lies in the ability of its state institutions to balance pluralism with efficacy; what we instead see in Washington is the inability of the mainstream politicians to (a) keep the zealots at bay and (b) disallow ideological differences to compromise the collective interest.

GC 14 further states that 'collective rights are critical in the field of health' [ 91] implying a need to counter-balance individual entitlements, although there is no clear guidance on when an individual health right claim might compromise a collective health right claim [ 92].

He also proposed compromises allowing collective bargaining to stay in place on mandatory overtime, performance bonuses, hazardous duty pay and classroom size for teachers.

Rather, it is the choice between going it alone or as part of a messy, imperfect collective, requiring co-operation and compromise.