Sentence examples for agreed to compromises from inspiring English sources

At the meeting Thursday, Germany and Britain agreed to compromises on the future rescue fund.

At the meeting on Thursday, Germany and Britain agreed to compromises on the future rescue fund.

In many cases, he said, the administration has agreed to compromises, often by allowing hunting and grazing even after a monument has been established.

Mr. Walker declared war on his state's public employee unions even though they had already agreed to compromises, and Mr. Scott summarily cut hundreds of millions of dollars from the budget while treating most reporters and Democrats as enemies of the state.

In recent days the bill's principal Senate sponsors, including Joseph Lieberman, a Connecticut independent, and Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, agreed to compromises, including a provision making the stricter security standards voluntary and giving industry an important role in framing them.

At first the IMF insisted on 120% by 2020, but then agreed to compromise.

One reason that the Clinton administration agreed to compromise is that American consumers are starting to share Europeans' concerns about the dangers of GMOs.

What did happen was that the Soviets agreed to compromise wording in a joint statement that finessed the S.D.I. question for now.

On Tuesday, Ms. Kroes agreed to compromise with Michel Barnier of France, the European commissioner for internal markets, who has chief responsibility on the issue.

Last Tuesday, Ms. Kroes agreed to compromise with Michel Barnier of France, the European commissioner for internal markets, who has chief responsibility on the issue.

Apple agreed to compromise on rules governing its iPhone app development software, avoiding a clash with Adobe Systems about Adobe's Flash animation tools.