Sentence examples for compromise arrangement from inspiring English sources

A study published in the British Medical Journal contrasts the radical reorganisation of stroke care which took place in London with a compromise arrangement in Manchester, where there were no unpopular hospital closures.

The territorial issue caused dissent among the powers, but eventually a compromise arrangement left the former Duchy of Warsaw, minus Poznania (which went to Prussia) and Kraków (made a free city), to Tsar Alexander under the name of the Kingdom of Poland.

One of Real's all-time greats, Alfredo di Stefano, had initially signed for Barcelona in 1953 but after a dispute over his signature with Real the Spanish federation came up with a compromise arrangement where the Argentinian would play alternate seasons at each club.

"If you look at what happened since the July 3 coup, the international community wanted to see some kind of compromise arrangement, and I think the military in Egypt felt trapped by that, felt that it would have to make concessions".

In a compromise arrangement, thousands of Somali families living in makeshift shelters on the outskirts of the three existing camps are being moved into tents on a hastily cleared piece of land called Ifo Extension, where the latrines are still being dug and water has to be trucked in.

It would be an embarrassing climbdown, given how many times European leaders have stressed that the agreement is impossible without her release, but if at a dinner during the summit next week Yanukovych gives his word that he will release her in the coming months, a last-minute compromise arrangement could be possible.

Similar compromise arrangements were applied under African pressure following electoral violence in Zimbabwe and Kenya.

As part of the compromise arrangements for the trial, U.N. sanctions against Libyan air travel and imports of vital industrial equipment have been lifted.

As compromise arrangements like that reached by the Takimura family grow in number, experts say the Japanese family is shifting from a model that was once heavily centered on male-based succession and inheritance, to one of highly variable geometry.

We're living in a fantasy world if we believe that anyone's marriage is free from — or should be free from — compromises, arrangements and dependencies.

Alisa Guthrie Gainesville, Fla., Feb. 13, 2008 • To the Editor: Maureen Dowd states that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's "story is wrapped up in her marriage, and her marriage is wrapped up in a series of unappetizing compromises, arrangements and dependencies".