Sentence examples for believed a compromise from inspiring English sources

Pierre Moscovici, Hollande's campaign director and a former Europe minister said he believed a "compromise" would be achieved.

Although it will take considerable movement for legislation to emerge from a conference committee, some lawmakers said they believed a compromise could be reached.

Senators Mark R. Warner, Democrat of Virginia, and Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, who have been leading the talks on that issue, both said on Friday that they believed a compromise was within reach.

Mr. McCain's comments on Friday suggested that he might once again see himself as playing a broker's role, though he did not say what he believed a compromise might entail.

'As part of this we believe that international cooperation is necessary to both confront and defeat terrorism.' A spokesman for the Algerian embassy in London, Rabah Toubal, said he believed a compromise could still be found, but whether this would be acceptable to human rights groups is unclear.

Earlier, the President of the European Council Herman Van Rompuy, circulated a new proposal for the budget and said he believed a compromise was possible.

Mr Adams said he took the issue seriously and that he believes a compromise is possible.

"There is a big effort being made to overcome it, and I believe a compromise will be reached," Mr. Herzog said.

Amano's decision to fly to Tehran to try to seal an agreement suggests he believes a compromise can be found.

There is a sense that both the eurozone and Greek governments want Greece to stay in the eurozone and not default on its debts so Greek commentators believe a compromise should be possible, if only after a long confrontation.

The park superintendent, Neil Mangum, says he believes a compromise will eventually be reached for a combination of a visitor's center and a Crow cultural center, but for now the tourist building remains an eyesore for many Indians and whites.