Sentence examples for agreement compromises from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he isn't aware of Latin American workers who are paid as little as $10 a day and some Asian workers even less, and how the North American Free Trade Agreement compromises environmental protection laws.

Absent a broader agreement, compromise appeared to hinge largely on the issue of whether the ceiling would be increased in two steps or one, the latter of which would push it beyond the 2012 election.

He will stick to his plan: cessation of terror, interim agreements, compromises on land, steady establishment of trust.

How might this and other trade agreements compromise our ability to tackle this unprecedented challenge?

He criticised the media for reporting disagreements as splits and agreement as compromises or capitulation.

In practice, countries strike informal agreements and compromises, often trading support on one issue for a reciprocal agreement, sometimes in an unrelated area of policy.

But Mr. Levey said that nothing in the revised agreement would compromise its effectiveness.

This meant that party bosses could hammer out agreements and compromises.

Banks came under pressure following one EU agreement, a compromise deal on banking supervision.

Increasingly, the argument feels like the desired result, rather than a process by which an agreement (or compromise) is reached.

That risk is still present, but it has been greatly reduced by a number of significant decisions, agreements and compromises over the past few weeks.