Sentence examples for called for a compromise from inspiring English sources

'Surely it's better to have a nice thatch at the time it's needed than to have plastic up for months.' English Heritage has called for a compromise.

Randall Stephenson, the chief executive of AT&T and another Romney supporter, called for "a compromise involving an increase in both tax rates" and "significant steps to reform entitlements and rein in federal spending".

Several called for a compromise, and the commission itself was thought to be under pressure from the United Nations, the United States and Iraqi officials to wait for a compromise before acting.

Twelve influential green organisations, including the Sierra Club, Greenpeace USA, Action Aid USA and Friends of the Earth, have urged the US to withdraw the complaint, and called for a compromise that allows India to build a solar economy.

Seeking to break a longstanding legislative logjam over the issue, which has led the N.A.A.C.P. to declare an economic boycott against the state, Mr. Hodges called for a compromise.

That's why a broad coalition of religious, law enforcement and business leaders has repeatedly called for a compromise.

Keystone is not "a marginal thing", as pundits argued as recently as Tuesday morning in calling for a compromise.

No sooner had Mr Chirac spoken than Mr Sarkozy reminded the public that "for several weeks, I've been calling for a compromise".

As a result, several influential lawmakers and defense analysts are now calling for a compromise that would salvage a simpler version of the helicopter that is already being tested.

Hence the ready response of a pro-gun-rights New York Times reader to an editorial calling for a compromise on gun control:The Second Amendment was not written to protect hunters and recreational shooters.

Mr. Silver's remarks came on the same day that Mr. Bloomberg, the center's most visible supporter, delivered a carefully prepared answer to the emerging voices calling for a compromise.