Sentence examples similar to a mutual concession between from inspiring English sources

Compromise, noun: a middle state between conflicting opinions or actions reached by mutual concession or modification.

Only a negotiated settlement that addresses both sides' vital interests, based on mutual concessions, has a chance of achieving an enduring peace.

In the end a secret deal and mutual concessions resolved the crisis.

This matchup does not augur well for the new Middle East peace process, begun last week when American officials published a seven-page road map of proposed mutual concessions.

His solution was dialogue and mutual concessions.

There's a mutual respect between the two industries.

They found a mutual understanding between themselves and married.

But it was a mutual estrangement between them, too.

These results indicated a mutual independence between SSR and ILP markers.

That pairing was deemed controversial on account of a mutual indifference between the marquee golfers.

He described the decision as a mutual one between Mr. Yankowski and the board.