Sentence examples for compromise ahead from inspiring English sources

The moves were a compromise ahead of what was expected to be a tense showdown between Mr. Woodford and the Olympus management in the meeting on Friday.

Should Barclays go ahead with the closures it is unlikely another bank would step in.The London summit had been meant to find a compromise ahead of Barclays' September 30th deadline for closing the remittance agencies' accounts.

But one official today called Mr. Zoellick's comments "surprisingly harsh," adding that both the United States and the European Union had core trade positions that they were unwilling to compromise ahead of the trade summit meeting.

To others, her success in elected office — putting pragmatic compromise ahead of ideology or standard partisan lines — gives her just the kind of real-world experience setting policy and reaching consensus that Mr. Obama might seek to add to a court filled entirely by former federal appellate judges.

A growing push to forge a bipartisan compromise ahead of an expected March deadline for DACA's expiration fell apart because of a pair of blows: First, courts put the end of the program on hold pending appeals that are expected to reach the Supreme Court, and second, a week-long Senate debate failed to produce a consensus bill that could win the necessary 60 votes.

Arab states must do a lot more to support the Palestinians — with aid and political support for the tough compromises ahead.

Even S.& P. noted that given the difficult compromises ahead, the earliest plausible date to begin deficit reduction is late 2013, when the budget for fiscal year 2014 is due.

Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, provided a bit of good news this afternoon to those worried about painful compromises ahead in the negotiations over the fiscal cliff.

"I think some of us have been working quietly behind the scenes to work out compromises ahead of time on some of those issues," he told reporters.

Last month, Secretary of State Colin Powell stated the current American position concerning Middle East peace, saying: "The Palestinian leadership must end violence, stop incitement and prepare their people for the hard compromises ahead.

EU ambassadors met on Sunday to try to hammer out compromises ahead of Tuesday's meeting but several issues still needed to be solved and work would continue until then, said a spokeswoman for the EU presidency.