Sentence examples for bring about compromise from inspiring English sources

"Filibusters are designed so that the minority can bring about compromise on legislation," Senator Charles Grassley, an Iowa Republican, told Toobin.

Charles Grassley, an Iowa Republican, who also supports the change, said, "Filibusters are designed so that the minority can bring about compromise on legislation.

Able to grasp either side of an issue, he was called "the Trimmer" for his ability to bring about compromises.

But it won't do much to bring about a compromise with the Palestinians.

The United States helped bring about a compromise, eliminating any further, regular sales, said Craig Manson, an assistant secretary of the interior who led the American delegation.

Tusk, a former Prime Minister of Poland who is regarded as a centrist, is in no position, on his own, to insure that Germany and other hardline European countries agree to this course of action, but there are also indications that France and Italy, the second- and third-biggest countries in the eurozone, are working behind the scenes to bring about a compromise.

But in fairness to the minister it is also possible to view his statement as a political ploy to bring about a sensible compromise.

"He was a very reasonable man who used his considerable influence to bring about a very reasonable compromise and limit development," Mr. Amper said.

"Do you believe that compromise, triangulation, will bring about big change?" he asked the audience.

The Hungarians admired her, especially for her endeavours in bringing about the Compromise of 1867.

He restored constitutional government and temporarily solved the most difficult internal problem by bringing about the compromise with Hungary, allotting to the Hungarians hegemony in the eastern part of the monarchy.