Sentence examples for although the compromise from inspiring English sources

The larger challenge — which Jacobs's statement about the Wall implied success in confronting, although the compromise almost entirely elides it — is theocracy.

Some early estimates put the cost of the cleanup at as much as $50 million, although the compromise will probably reduce the cost somewhat.

Although the compromise passed the Senate in March 1970, it was blocked in the House by Representative Patman, who was determined to end silver in the coinage.

Although the compromise does broaden the conscience clause to exempt any organization who opposes birth control based on religious beliefs, the Catholic bishops have already rejected the Hawaii model as a viable alternative because they don't even want women to be referred to places that would provide them with contraception.

A referendum on the new constitution has long been a key prerequisite for staging a vote, although full details of the compromise are yet to be made public.

Children with accounts established by their parents also may have had their data exposed, according to Sony, which put the warning on its US PlayStation blog – although the warning about the compromise might not be immediately visible to passing readers.

The deal, which came in the middle of the night, gave the French and German leaders breathing room, although some commentators viewed the compromise as classic decision dodging.

It's unclear whether there are 60 votes in the Senate in favor of the compromise, although advocates are optimistic that with Trump's endorsement giving cover to Republicans, they can reach that threshold.

It is likely that the subject of failed gun safety legislation last week will come up; most of the women who are attending voted for the compromise, although some Republicans and one Democrat, Senator Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, did not.

Although the details of the compromise are unknown, RIM is thought to have granted some access to communications passed between devices to the UAE government, though there is no confirmation of this from either side.

Although Clay had hoped the Compromise would be a final settlement on the matter of slavery that could unite the nation, it divided his Whig Party, especially when the 1852 Whig National Convention endorsed it to the anger of liberal northerners like Seward.