Sentence examples for compromise and practice from inspiring English sources

With their number reduced to 60 or so stalwarts, the conservatives say they have learned to make peace with Mr. Clinton's powerful veto pen, to compromise and practice patience, and to funnel money back home to protect themselves and the tenuous Republican hold on the House.

The current concept of sustainable yield represents a compromise between theory and practice.

With major cardiac events relate to the side-branch (SB) compromise, the concept and practice of dedicated bifurcation stents seems exciting.

Considered in this way, it occurs as a new academic discipline rather than, negatively defined, a compromise between theory and practice.

In these circumstances, a compromise between best practice and local practice needs to be agreed upon with both policy decision makers and clinical healthcare providers.

Several country geographic groupings were performed that represented a compromise between geographic location, ethnicities, and practice patterns.

But ultimately, politicians who practice compromise and calculated obfuscation tend to be our most successful presidents.

The Commons shadow-play did, however, illustrate the unresolved tension between agreement on paper and conversion to compromise in practice.

The real developments in France took a different path, however not (just) because plans of that scale and professional complexity commonly tend to be reduced and compromised in practice, but because there was a popular magic about radium that outran both the laboratories and the planners.

Free markets teach the basic democratic practices of compromise and trust".

Most of these women grew up with mothers who worked, which set an example for them, and are mothers themselves, which, they say, has given them practice at reaching compromise and solving problems.