Sentence examples for a major compromise from inspiring English sources

"This does not mean a major compromise.

The members did approve a major compromise advocated by the General Services Administration.

There's also a major compromise: the Redskins cannot name Davis their franchise player again at the end of the season.

The letter comes less than a week after Democratic leaders signalled a major compromise and agreed to give Sanders increased influence over the party platform.

That change underscored the potential of the moment to alter the dynamic in Washington as Congress returns from its recess, though the prospects of a major compromise on short-term stimulus and long-term deficit reduction remain remote.

It would be more consistent with his "post-partisan" branding from 2008 and Mr. Obama could point toward some signs that his approach had been successful, especially if the budget debate produces a major compromise.

Thus, it is unlikely that the effects of blocking the NKCC1 on negative lens defocus, i.e. of inhibiting the development of myopia, are due to any major compromise of outer retinal function.

On Friday, lawmakers from both parties dug in their heels on any major compromises, sounding familiar themes.

While Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and both George Bushes advanced top priorities in tandem with the opposition party, this was the first time in Mr. Obama's presidency that he forged a major bipartisan compromise on a signature issue — and it was Mr. McConnell's first time at a major White House bill signing under this president.

In terms of the mechanics of the three-stage debt hike, it looks like another major compromise by the Democrats, and adopts a plan first proposed by McConnell.

He made only one major compromise, that hospitals and doctors would determine the "reasonable charges" for costs rather than the government doing so through regulated prices.