They believe in and support a democratic process in which people discuss issues and arrive at compromises.
Still, some observers see parallels between the polarization of politics in the United States today and the situation in certain Latin American countries in the 1960s, when the political classes failed to arrive at compromises, allowing one crisis to develop after another.
Barack was the supreme master of communicating a brilliant vision, but he was a practitioner of realism, advocating a cautious approach based on reaching out, arriving at compromises and striking deals to reduce tension.
This principle guides the management in arriving at compromises, checks, and balances between ease and convenience of operation, vis-a-vis, security against the risk of explosion or fire during normal and possibly abnormal operations of the plant.
In the end, we arrive at a compromise.
In this way one can arrive at a compromise between one's innate psychological constitution and society.
Well, the legislation Mr. Bush promised never materialized, and on Wednesday attempts to arrive at a compromise oil law collapsed.
Gorbachev could not make up his mind and always tried to persuade the two groups to pool their resources and arrive at a compromise.
Debate on the future of NASA's human spaceflight program will continue through the summer as the administration and Congress try to arrive at a compromise.
This too went through the legal system, to arrive at a compromise of two new Hispanic and two new Anglo districts.
Israel's assassination policy should be understood as a complement to its politics; its refusal to arrive at a compromise with its neighbours is the real story behind the extrajudicial killings.
