Sentence examples for compel compromise from inspiring English sources

Checks and balances prevent abuse of power and compel compromise.

The political urge to get something done before they face voters in 2018 may yet compel compromise.

The film contrasts how merest survival in small groups clarifies certain moral instincts while the constraints of civilization and government compel compromise and can lead to corruption.

If they fail to come to an agreement by January, the city stands to lose some $200 million in state education aid, under a plan concocted by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to compel a compromise.

Reality now compels a compromise — "and compromises are unhappy, there is no such thing as a happy compromise".

But he said Hamas felt compelled to compromise to abide by the Koranic injunction against Muslim killing Muslim.

High hydrophilicity curtails the intestinal permeation of cromolyn sodium (CS) which in turn compels to compromise with its multiple biological activities.

If the bill founders this year, the consequences would not be catastrophic, which is one reason the Senate does not feel compelled to compromise.

Under such circumstance, provider institutions may be compelled to compromise service quality over cost [ 10].

Levison is currently working with the founders of Silent Circle, another secure online service that shut down, fearing the FBI would compel it to compromise its service.

Likewise, Bashar's domestic and international vulnerability is likely to compel him to compromise on key issues.