Sentence examples for call for compromise from inspiring English sources

At the RCP, we continue to call for compromise, and for there to be constructive renegotiation of the issues that could not be agreed earlier.

The following year, the paper – in company with other titles – was also unimpressed with his call for compromise after Argentina's invasion of the Falklands.

Rejecting the president's call for compromise and harmony, he said, "Today there is much talk about moderation," but there is an "overemphasis on civility".

It would be a marvellous thing, even at this late stage, if one could call for compromise and old-fashioned common sense, for the government to intervene to knock heads together.

Dan Balz in The Washington Post: 'At this point, however, House Republicans are being driven more by some of their outside groups, which continue to exhort them to resist any call for compromise, than to many of the party's leaders who recognize the responsibilities of governing.

9.31pm GMT Barack Obama's former political strategist David Plouffe told ABC News what he thought was important in Obama's speech, and he found a call for compromise: I thought there was a very important line in the speech where the president said, "We're not gonna settle all of the differences over the role of government for all time, but that we need to act in our time".

For Mr. Van Auken, the issue calls for compromise.

In his speech to the veterans, he called for compromise.

Democrats, meanwhile, accused the Republicans of "political theater" and called for compromise.

He resisted calls for compromise, and eventually the strike was abandoned.

The fight over funding for public housing occasionally calls for compromise.