Sentence examples for a lasting compromise from inspiring English sources

Supported by his tribal allies, he waged several campaigns against Poland, until in 1018, at Bautzen, he made a lasting compromise peace with the Poles.

In Vienna, the object is a lasting compromise on Iran's nuclear programme, and the price came as a shock even to the seasoned diplomats who have been working away at this for years.

Even church moderates have suggested that his acknowledged intellectual talents may not have been matched by the political skills and personal force needed to wrench a lasting compromise out of the contending parties.

"IT IS not possible to make a lasting compromise between technology and freedom, because technology is by far the more powerful social force and continually encroaches on freedom through repeated compromises".

Like Hurley, Marshall failed to develop a lasting compromise, and the Civil War resumed.

While the trade war between the U.S. and China is creating near-term uncertainty with companies and consumers alike, the long-term impact may be positive if the truce is followed by a more lasting compromise.

Mr. Benvenisti is similarly pessimistic, saying that in the critical "emotional aspects of the conflict," Israelis and Palestinians do not appear ready for a lasting, binding compromise.

In response to Wednesday's vote, AT&T said it was committed to a lasting legislative compromise between Republicans and Democrats on the issue.

Therefore, Congress must not be governed by the political gridlock that inhibits headway; rather, it must be governed "by the people, for the people," who want a lasting, bipartisan compromise to avoid the fiscal cliff.

Last-minute deals cut in backrooms by a handful of party leaders, he said, have produced winners and losers, but no lasting compromise.

Not only would government without them be impossible, but the Westminster government may conclude that unionists and nationalists are incapable of lasting compromise.