The phrase "a compromise legislative" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a compromise legislation"? You can use "a compromise legislation" when referring to a law or policy that has been agreed upon by different parties or stakeholders, often involving concessions from each side.
Example: "The new healthcare policy is a compromise legislation that addresses the concerns of both parties involved."
Alternatives: "a bipartisan agreement" or "a negotiated law".
As part of a broad redistricting compromise, legislative leaders would also change their proposed maps for the Senate and Assembly, which Mr. Cuomo had derided as "hyperpolitical" and "hyperpartisan" and promised to veto.
Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles reached a compromise with legislative leaders and teachers unions that would give him some authority over the Los Angeles Unified School District without handing him the outright control he had sought.
The package of bills, crafted in a compromise between legislative leaders and the governor, would create a new state agency to license medical cannabis dispensaries and require marijuana growers to adhere to the laws and regulations imposed on other farmers, including restrictions on pesticides, insecticides and water use.
The House Judiciary Committee rejected a number of administration proposals when it forged its compromise legislative package this week.
Lawmakers are also trying to reach a compromise on revised legislative districts; the federal court has not yet become involved with that process.
Unlike presidents before him, Mr. Bush has not used the power of the Oval Office to hammer out a compromise with his legislative foes.
Sponsors of the bill have said they would be willing to work with the Governor on a compromise before the legislative session ends this month.
For example, the regional governors and their deputies were prohibited from representing their region in the Federation Council on the grounds that their sitting in the Federation Council violated the principle of the separation of powers; however, under a compromise, both the legislative and executive branch of each region sent a member to the Federation Council.
Seeking to overcome Congress' usual partisan wrangling, lawmakers from opposing parties huddled Wednesday to try to reach a compromise on a legislative response to the VA healthcare scandal.
Barack Obama reached a compromise on a series of legislative measures with Republicans in Congress that include keeping the Bush-era tax cuts for another two years and extending benefits for the unemployed.
